Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Dutch Centrist D66 Party Wins General Election, ANP Reports
In the Netherlands, the centrist political party called D66 has been confirmed as the winner of the general election.
This means they received the most votes.
The news was reported by a Dutch news agency named ANP.
With nearly all the votes counted, another party, the Freedom Party led by Geert Wilders, cannot get more votes than D66.
The election took place on Wednesday, and the results were finalized by Friday.
This win for D66 means they will likely play a significant role in forming the next government.
The centrist D66 party has won the most votes in the Dutch general election.
The confirmation came from news agency ANP on Friday.
With almost all votes counted, D66 cannot be overtaken.
The far-right Freedom Party led by Geert Wilders is in second place.
ANP collects results from all municipalities in the Netherlands.
- Who
- Dutch centrist political party D66
- What
- Won the most votes in the general election
- When
- With almost all votes counted on Friday, following elections on Wednesday
- Where
- The Netherlands
- Why
- Confirmed by news agency ANP after vote tallies were finalized.
- Election Date
- Wednesday
- Reporting Date
- Friday
- Winning Party
- D66
- Second Place Party
- Freedom Party (PVV)
- News Agency
- ANP
Sources
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