Dutch Election Results: D66 and PVV in Close Race
With nearly all votes counted in the 2025 Dutch general election, Rob Jetten's D66 and Geert Wilders' PVV are neck and neck.
The margin between the two parties is extremely narrow, with only a few thousand votes separating them, making it the closest call in Dutch history. As a result, both parties have secured 26 out of 150 seats.
According to the latest counts, with 99.6% of votes counted, Geert Wilders' PVV has a slight lead of around 1,300 votes. However, Rob Jetten is being seen as the winner of this year's election campaign, with his image appearing on the front pages of newspapers.
Due to the narrow margin, it may take several days to determine the largest party, as reported by NOS.
Rob Jetten appears on the front of newspapers this morning and is seen as the winner of this year’s election campaign.
Author's summary: D66 and PVV are tied in the Dutch election.
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