In Leiden, the results of the parliamentary elections were announced more than 24 hours after the polls had closed. The key city was thus the last step. The largest party in Leiden was not the VVD, but D66. Sigrid Kaag’s party received the support of 17,530 voters. Good for 23.2% of the votes.
The VVD came in second with 15.1% (11,423 votes). The third party became GroenLinks. That party received 10.9% (8,184 votes) in Leiden. The turnout was 81% (in 2017 it was 84.4%). This is evident from the provisional result of the parliamentary elections.
Other results
PVV 7.7% (5,810 votes)
Labor Party 7.2% (5,445 votes)
Volt 6.4% (4,827 items)
PvdD 6.0% (4,540 votes)
SP 4.9% (3,671 votes)
CDA 4.8% (3,636 votes)
FvD 3.4% (2,536 votes)
CU 2.1% (1,594 votes)
Think 1.9% (1,430 votes)
Yes21 1.8% (1,334 votes)
At1 1.5% (1,127 votes)
50plus 0.6% (481 votes)
Nida 0.5% (398 votes)
Splinter 0.3% (226 votes)
Pirate Party 0.3% (206 votes)
SGP 0.3% (198 votes)
Code Orange 0.3% (191 votes)
Blank List candidate 7 – 0.2% (130 votes)
BBB 0.2% (129 votes)
Young 0.2% (115 votes)
NLBetter 0,1% (74 votes)
Libertarian Party 0.1 (72 votes)
List Henk Krol 0.1% (48 votes)
Jesus Lives 0.0% (21 votes)
Sincere 0.0% (15 votes)
U-Buntu Connected Front 0,0% (12 stemmen)
Modern Netherlands 0.0% (2 votes)
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