Dutch Ruling Parties Crater in Polls
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Coalition parties VVD, D66, and CDA are not doing well. All three are scoring poorly in the polls, and there is criticism regarding how much they are able to achieve as a minority cabinet.
In the latest Peilingwijzer, the coalition parties are facing heavy losses. Prime Minister Jetten's D66, which garnered the most votes in a year ago's elections, now stands at 13 to 17 parliamentary seats. That is 11 fewer than they currently hold in the House of Representatives. The VVD retains 14 to 18 seats in this weighted average of the polls by Ipsos I&O and Verian/EenVandaag; a loss of 6. Meanwhile, the CDA also drops 4, ending up at 12 …
The Dutch minority government of Prime Minister Rob Jetten is experiencing a dramatic crash in the voters' favour. After the Peilingwijzer, which was published on 24 October, which brings together the surveys of various opinion research institutes, the three ruling parties D66, VVD and CDA would together only come to about 44 of the altogether 150 parliamentary seats. In the early parliamentary election on 29 October 2025 they had The post Dutch…
A year after the elections of October 29, 2025, the bill for the Jetten cabinet is heavy. According to the Peilingwijzer, D66, VVD, and CDA together hold approximately 45 seats. That is less than a third of the House of Representatives. In the elections, the three parties secured 66.
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