D66
GDemocraten 66
1966–present
- Leader
- Rob Jetten
- Ideology
- Social liberalism, Progressivism
The social-liberal party of Prime Minister Rob Jetten; first in the 2025 election.
66 of 150 seats.
18 parties active in Netherlands today, biggest at the last election first. Click a card for its history.
Democraten 66
1966–present
The social-liberal party of Prime Minister Rob Jetten; first in the 2025 election.
Partij voor de Vrijheid
2006–present
Geert Wilders's party; first in 2023, it left the Schoof government in 2025.
Volkspartij voor Vrijheid en Democratie
1948–present
The liberal party that led every government from 2010 to 2024.
Progressief Nederland
2026–present
The merger of GroenLinks and the Labour Party (PvdA), which ran together from 2023 to 2025.
Christen-Democratisch Appèl
1973–present
The Christian Democratic Appeal, for decades the main party of the centre-right.
JA21
2020–present
A conservative party founded by former members of Forum for Democracy.
Forum voor Democratie
2016–present
Thierry Baudet's party.
BoerBurgerBeweging
2019–present
The Farmer–Citizen Movement, born of the farmers' protests; first in the 2023 provincial elections.
Denk
2015–present
A party founded by two Labour MPs of Turkish origin, strongest among voters with a migrant background.
Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij
1918–present
The Reformed Political Party, the oldest party in parliament.
Partij voor de Dieren
2002–present
The Party for the Animals.
ChristenUnie
2000–present
The Christian Union.
Socialistische Partij
1971–present
The Socialist Party.
50+
2009–present
A party for the over-50s.
Volt Nederland
2018–present
The Dutch branch of the pan-European Volt.
BIJ1
2016–present
BIJ1, a left-wing anti-racist party.
Nieuw Sociaal Contract
2023–present
New Social Contract, Pieter Omtzigt's party, which won 20 seats in 2023 and none in 2025.
Belang van Nederland
2021–present
Belang van Nederland, a right-wing populist party.