D66-RE leads with 27 seats in Netherlands exit poll; PVV-PfE drops to 25

According to an Ipsos-I&O exit poll conducted on October 29, 2025, the D66-RE party is projected to lead the Netherlands" national parliament with 27 seats, an increase of 18 seats compared to the last election. The PVV-PfE party is projected to receive 25 seats, a decrease of 12 seats.

The VVD-RE party is expected to secure 23 seats, down by 1 seat. The coalition of GL/PvdA-G/EFA|S&D is projected to gain 20 seats, losing 5 seats from the previous election. The CDA-EPP party is projected to increase its representation to 19 seats, gaining 14 seats.

Other parties projected to win seats include JA21~ECR with 9 seats (an increase of 8), FvD-ESN with 6 seats (up by 3), and BBB-EPP with 4 seats (down by 3). The SP-LEFT, DENK-*, PvdD-LEFT, and SGP-ECR parties are each projected to receive 3 seats. The CU-EPP party is projected to secure 2 seats, down by 1 seat, while 50PLUS-RE is expected to gain 2 seats, an increase of 2 seats.

Volt-G/EFA is projected to receive 1 seat, down by 1 seat. The NSC-EPP and BVNL-* parties are projected to receive no seats, with NSC-EPP experiencing a significant drop of 20 seats. BIJ1-* is also projected to receive no seats.

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