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Official national party result · Kiesraad EML

Volt in the 2025 House election.

Volt received 116,468 votes and 1 seats in the official 2025 Netherlands House result. Explore all electoral-district aggregates and people named elected for the party.

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116,468 votes and 1 seats.

Volt received 1.10% of valid national votes. The final EML names 1 elected result record 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
UtrechtKieskring Utrecht13,6721.58%13
's-HertogenboschKieskring 's-Hertogenbosch9,8011.10%13
ArnhemKieskring Arnhem9,4770.95%15
AmsterdamKieskring Amsterdam9,3092.17%11
LeidenKieskring Leiden8,4801.08%15
HaarlemKieskring Haarlem7,5301.32%13
's-GravenhageKieskring 's-Gravenhage7,4012.23%10
ZwolleKieskring Zwolle6,4500.86%15
DordrechtKieskring Dordrecht5,9670.79%15
TilburgKieskring Tilburg5,9530.88%14
Den HelderKieskring Den Helder5,5030.87%13
MaastrichtKieskring Maastricht4,9930.77%13
NijmegenKieskring Nijmegen4,7891.29%13
RotterdamKieskring Rotterdam4,4761.55%11
GroningenKieskring Groningen4,2921.17%13
LeeuwardenKieskring Leeuwarden2,8730.68%15
AssenKieskring Assen2,2760.70%14
LelystadKieskring Lelystad1,7420.75%15
MiddelburgKieskring Middelburg1,3990.60%15
BonaireKieskring Bonaire852.26%10
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Volt — 2025 Netherlands House Election Result

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