Geert Wilders’s Party for Freedom and D66 Party Neck-and-Neck as Final Votes Counted in Dutch Election

Because all parties in the race each fall well short of having an outright majority, some parties will have to negotiate with each other to form a government.

A man casts his ballot at the Kromhout shipyard museum, which is operating as a polling station, during general elections in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Oct. 29, 2025. Peter Dejong/AP Photo

As of Oct. 30, the conservative Party for Freedom (PVV), led by Geert Wilders, and the liberal-centrist D66 party are projected to win 26 seats each in the Dutch House of Representatives.

According to Dutch public broadcaster NOS, 98.6 percent of the vote has been counted following the Oct. 29 election to determine which parties will form a government in the 150-seat Tweede Kamer, the Netherlands’ lower house of parliament.