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Official national party result · Kiesraad EML

SP (Socialistische Partij) in the 2025 House election.

SP (Socialistische Partij) received 199,585 votes and 3 seats in the official 2025 Netherlands House result. Explore all electoral-district aggregates and people named elected for the party.

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199,585 votes and 3 seats.

SP (Socialistische Partij) received 1.89% of valid national votes. The final EML names 3 elected result records under this party.

All electoral-district aggregates

Where the official votes were counted.

These figures describe geographic vote totals. Seats were allocated nationally.

Electoral districtVotesVote shareDistrict vote order
's-HertogenboschKieskring 's-Hertogenbosch17,9552.02%9
GroningenKieskring Groningen15,9964.37%7
ArnhemKieskring Arnhem15,9761.60%12
MaastrichtKieskring Maastricht13,0522.01%9
ZwolleKieskring Zwolle12,7421.69%11
UtrechtKieskring Utrecht12,6241.46%14
Den HelderKieskring Den Helder11,7141.86%10
TilburgKieskring Tilburg11,6161.71%11
DordrechtKieskring Dordrecht11,3501.50%14
AmsterdamKieskring Amsterdam11,3322.64%8
LeidenKieskring Leiden11,0661.41%13
HaarlemKieskring Haarlem9,1801.61%11
LeeuwardenKieskring Leeuwarden8,7232.06%10
AssenKieskring Assen7,4752.28%10
NijmegenKieskring Nijmegen7,1101.92%11
RotterdamKieskring Rotterdam6,7972.35%10
's-GravenhageKieskring 's-Gravenhage6,4681.95%11
LelystadKieskring Lelystad4,4511.93%12
MiddelburgKieskring Middelburg3,8831.67%11
BonaireKieskring Bonaire752.00%11
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SP (Socialistische Partij) — 2025 Netherlands House Election Result

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