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1,790,634 votes and 26 seats.
D66 received 16.94% of valid national votes. The final EML names 26 elected result records under this party.
Official national party result · Kiesraad EML
D66 in the 2025 House election.
D66 received 1,790,634 votes and 26 seats in the official 2025 Netherlands House result. Explore all electoral-district aggregates and people named elected for the party.
All electoral-district aggregates
Where the official votes were counted.
These figures describe geographic vote totals. Seats were allocated nationally.
| Electoral district | Votes | Vote share | District vote order |
|---|---|---|---|
| UtrechtKieskring Utrecht | 176,304 | 20.41% | 1 |
| 's-HertogenboschKieskring 's-Hertogenbosch | 162,089 | 18.27% | 2 |
| ArnhemKieskring Arnhem | 154,299 | 15.46% | 1 |
| LeidenKieskring Leiden | 139,882 | 17.82% | 1 |
| HaarlemKieskring Haarlem | 122,867 | 21.57% | 1 |
| TilburgKieskring Tilburg | 116,652 | 17.18% | 2 |
| Den HelderKieskring Den Helder | 107,072 | 17.01% | 2 |
| DordrechtKieskring Dordrecht | 104,723 | 13.88% | 3 |
| ZwolleKieskring Zwolle | 104,171 | 13.85% | 3 |
| AmsterdamKieskring Amsterdam | 102,687 | 23.95% | 2 |
| MaastrichtKieskring Maastricht | 91,025 | 14.01% | 3 |
| NijmegenKieskring Nijmegen | 67,798 | 18.31% | 1 |
| 's-GravenhageKieskring 's-Gravenhage | 65,077 | 19.58% | 2 |
| GroningenKieskring Groningen | 61,483 | 16.80% | 1 |
| LeeuwardenKieskring Leeuwarden | 55,817 | 13.21% | 3 |
| RotterdamKieskring Rotterdam | 51,983 | 18.00% | 1 |
| AssenKieskring Assen | 45,943 | 14.03% | 3 |
| LelystadKieskring Lelystad | 32,023 | 13.86% | 2 |
| MiddelburgKieskring Middelburg | 27,845 | 11.97% | 4 |
| BonaireKieskring Bonaire | 894 | 23.79% | 1 |
Historical elected-result records
26 people named elected in the 2025 result.
This is the election-night result publication, not a claim about current membership after later substitutions.
Rob Jetten1,209,849 candidate votesOpen source record →Anne-Marijke Podt147,553 candidate votesOpen source record →Wieke Paulusma47,800 candidate votesOpen source record →Hanneke van der Werf43,259 candidate votesOpen source record →Nathalie van Berkel41,438 candidate votesOpen source record →Jan Paternotte39,801 candidate votesOpen source record →Marieke Vellinga-Beemsterboer36,576 candidate votesOpen source record →Sarah El Boujdaini26,775 candidate votesOpen source record →Hans Vijlbrief18,215 candidate votesOpen source record →Joost Sneller5,806 candidate votesOpen source record →Fatimazhra Belhirch14,082 candidate votesOpen source record →Mpanzu Bamenga9,121 candidate votesOpen source record →Felix Klos1,747 candidate votesOpen source record →Marijke Synhaeve16,499 candidate votesOpen source record →Ilana Rooderkerk16,299 candidate votesOpen source record →Robert van Asten2,055 candidate votesOpen source record →Ouafa Oualhadj8,207 candidate votesOpen source record →Anouschka Biekman9,544 candidate votesOpen source record →Renilde Huizenga9,259 candidate votesOpen source record →Heera Dijk6,352 candidate votesOpen source record →Henk-Jan Oosterhuis1,533 candidate votesOpen source record →Jan Schoonis875 candidate votesOpen source record →Koen Castelein1,284 candidate votesOpen source record →Stephan Neijenhuis1,236 candidate votesOpen source record →Ulaş Köse3,479 candidate votesOpen source record →Marc Vervuurt3,902 candidate votesOpen source record →
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