List of cabinets of the Netherlands

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The following is a list of cabinets of the Netherlands since 1877.

List

Cabinet Prime Minister Term of office Demissionary Time in office Parties Political positionOrientation Legislature Status Type Election
Kappeyne van
de Coppello
[1] 		Jan Kappeyne van
de Coppello 		3 November 187720 August 187911 July 18791 year, 290 days [IL] Centre-right Liberal Majority Conventional 1877
Van Lynden
van Sandenburg
[2] 		Theo van Lynden
van Sandenburg 		20 August 187923 April 18831 March 18833 years, 246 days [ICO] • [IL] • [ICA]
[IP] 		Right-wing Christian Democratic–Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1879
J. Heemskerk
[3] 		Jan Heemskerk 23 April 188321 April 188830 March 18884 years, 364 days [ICO] • [IL] • [ICA] Right-wing Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1883
Mackay
[3] 		Aeneas Mackay 21 April 188821 August 18919 July 18913 years, 122 days ARP • [ICA] • [IP] Centre-right Christian Democratic Minority Confidence
and supply 		1888
Van Tienhoven
[3] 		Gijsbert van Tienhoven 21 August 18919 May 189424 April 18942 years, 261 days LU • [IL] Right-wing Liberal Majority Conventional 1891
Röell
[3] 		Joan Röell 9 May 189427 July 189728 June 18973 years, 79 days [IL]
(LU • [ICA] )		 Right-wing Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1894
Pierson
[4] 		Nicolaas Pierson 27 July 18971 August 190128 June 19014 years, 5 days LU
[IL] 		Left-liberal Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1897
Kuyper
[5] 		Abraham Kuyper 1 August 190117 August 19053 July 19054 years, 16 days [ICA] • ARP
(1901–1904)		 Centre-right Christian Democratic Minority Conventional 1901
ABRK • ARP
(1904–1905)
De Meester
[6] 		Theo de Meester 17 August 190512 February 190821 December 19072 years, 179 days LU • VDB
[IL] 		Left-wing [7] Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1905
T. Heemskerk
[8] 		Theo Heemskerk 12 February 190829 August 191326 June 19135 years, 198 days ARP • ABRK
(Ind. Cat. • Ind. Prot.)
(1908–1909)		 Centre-right Christian Democratic Minority Confidence
and supply 		-
ARP • ABRK
(1909–1913)		 Majority Conventional 1909
Cort van der Linden
[9] 		Pieter Cort van
der Linden 		29 August 19139 September 19182 July 19185 years, 11 days [IL]
( LU • CHU • VDB
EL )		Left-liberal [10] Liberal Minority Confidence
and supply 		1913
Ruijs de
Beerenbrouck I
[11] 		Charles Ruijs de
Beerenbrouck 		9 September 191818 September 192218 July 19224 years, 9 days RKSP • ARP • CHU Centre-right Christian Democratic Majority Conventional 1918
Ruijs de
Beerenbrouck II
[12] 		18 September 19224 August 19251 July 19252 years, 320 days 1922
Colijn I
[13] 		Hendrikus Colijn 4 August 19258 March 192611 November 1925216 days RKSP • ARP • CHU Centre-right Christian Democratic Majority Conventional 1925
De Geer I
[14] 		Dirk Jan de Geer 8 March 192610 August 19293 July 19293 years, 155 days RKSP • ARP • CHU Centre-right Christian Democratic Majority Conventional-
Ruijs de
Beerenbrouck III
[15] 		Charles Ruijs de
Beerenbrouck 		10 August 192926 May 193315 May 19333 years, 289 days RKSP • ARP • CHU Centre-right Christian Democratic Majority Conventional 1929
Colijn II
[16] 		Hendrikus Colijn 26 May 193331 July 193523 July 19352 years, 66 days RKSP • ARP • CHU
LSP • VDB 		Centre-right Christian Democratic–Liberal Majority Conventional 1933
Colijn III
[17] 		31 July 193524 June 193725 May 19371 year, 328 days-
Colijn IV
[18] 		24 June 193725 July 193929 June 19392 years, 31 days RKSP • ARP • CHU Centre-right Christian Democratic Majority Conventional 1937
Colijn V
[19] 		25 July 193910 August 193927 July 193916 days ARP • CHU • LSP Right-wing Christian Democratic–Liberal Minority Caretaker -
De Geer II
(London I)
[20] 		Dirk Jan de Geer 10 August 19393 September 194026 August 19401 year, 24 days RKSP • SDAP • ARP
CHU • VDB 		Centre Majority National unity
(War cabinet)		-
Gerbrandy I
(London II)
[21] 		Pieter Sjoerds
Gerbrandy 		3 September 194027 July 194112 June 1941327 days RKSP • SDAP • ARP
CHU • VDB • LSP 		Centrist Majority National unity
(War cabinet)		-
Gerbrandy II
(London III)
[21] 		27 July 194123 February 194521 January 19453 years, 211 days-
Gerbrandy III
(London IV)
[22] 		23 February 194525 June 194512 May 1945122 days RKSP • ARP • VDB Minority -
Schermerhorn–Drees
[23] 		Willem Schermerhorn 25 June 19453 July 194616 May 19461 year, 8 days RKSP • SDAP • VDB
( ARP • CHU )
(1945–1946)		 Centre-left [24] Christian Democratic–
Social Democratic
Liberal
(Roman/Red)		 Majority National unity
(Confidence
and supply)		-
KVP • PvdA
( ARP • CHU )
(1946)
Beel I
[25] 		Louis Beel 3 July 19467 August 19487 July 19482 years, 35 days KVP • PvdA Centre-left [26] Christian Democratic–
Social Democratic
(Roman/Red)		 Majority Grand coalition 1946
Drees–Van Schaik
(Drees I)
[27] 		Willem Drees 7 August 194815 March 195124 January 19512 years, 220 days KVP • PvdA
CHU • VVD 		Centre-left [28] • Christian Democratic
• Social Democratic
• Conservative Liberal
(Roman/Red)		 Majority Grand coalition 1948
Drees I
(Drees II)
[29] 		15 March 19512 September 195225 June 19521 year, 171 days-
Drees II
(Drees III)
[30] 		2 September 195213 October 195613 June 19564 years, 41 days PvdA • KVP
ARP • CHU 		• Social Democratic
• Christian Democratic
(Roman/Red)		 1952
Drees III
(Drees IV)
[31] 		13 October 195622 December 195811 December 19582 years, 70 days 1956
Beel II
[32] 		Louis Beel 22 December 195819 May 195912 March 1959148 days KVP • ARP
CHU 		Centre-right [33] • Christian Democratic Majority Caretaker -
De Quay
[34] 		Jan de Quay 19 May 195924 July 196315 May 19634 years, 66 days KVP • VVD
ARP • CHU 		Centre-right [35] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Majority Conventional 1959
Marijnen
[36] 		Victor Marijnen 24 July 196314 April 196527 February 19651 year, 264 days 1963
Cals
[37] 		Jo Cals 14 April 196522 November 196614 October 19661 year, 222 days KVP • PvdA
ARP 		Centre-left [38] • Christian Democratic
• Social Democratic 		Majority Conventional-
Zijlstra
[39] 		Jelle Zijlstra 22 November 19665 April 196715 February 1967134 days KVP • ARP Centre-right [40] Christian Democratic Minority Caretaker -
De Jong
[41] 		Piet de Jong 5 April 19676 July 197128 April 19714 years, 92 days KVP • VVD
ARP • CHU 		Centre-right [42] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Majority Conventional 1967
Biesheuvel I
[43] 		Barend Biesheuvel 6 July 19719 August 197219 July 19721 year, 34 days KVP • VVD
ARP • CHU
DS'70 		Centre-right [44] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal
• Social Democratic 		Majority Conventional 1971
Biesheuvel II
[43] 		9 August 197211 May 197329 November 1972275 days KVP • VVD
ARP • CHU 		Centre-right [45] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Minority Caretaker -
Den Uyl
[46] 		Joop den Uyl 11 May 197319 December 197722 March 19774 years, 222 days PvdA • KVP
ARP • PPR
D'66 		Centre-left [47] • Social Democratic
• Christian Democratic
• Green
• Social Liberal 		Majority Conventional 1972
Van Agt I
(Van Agt–Wiegel)
[48] 		Dries van Agt 19 December 197711 September 198126 May 19813 years, 266 days KVP • VVD
ARP • CHU
(1977–1980)		 Centre-right [49] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Majority Conventional 1977
CDA • VVD
(1980–1981)
Van Agt II
[50] 		11 September 198129 May 198212 May 1982260 days CDA • PvdA
D'66 		Centre-left [51] • Christian Democratic
• Social Democratic
• Social Liberal 		Majority Grand coalition 1981
Van Agt III
[52] 		29 May 19824 November 19828 September 1982159 days CDA • D'66 Centre-right [53] • Christian Democratic
• Social Liberal 		Minority Caretaker -
Lubbers I
[54] 		Ruud Lubbers 4 November 198214 July 198622 May 19863 years, 252 days CDA • VVD Centre-right [55] • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Majority Conventional 1982
Lubbers II
[56] 		14 July 19867 November 19893 May 19893 years, 116 days 1986
Lubbers III
(Lubbers–Kok)
[57] 		7 November 198922 August 199410 May 19944 years, 288 days CDA • PvdA Centre-left [58] • Christian Democratic
• Social Democratic 		Majority Grand coalition 1989
Kok I
(Purple I)
[59] 		Wim Kok 22 August 19943 August 19986 May 19983 years, 346 days PvdA • VVD
D66 		Centrist • Social Democratic
• Conservative Liberal
• Social Liberal
(Purple)		 Majority Grand coalition 1994
Kok II
(Purple II)
[60] 		3 August 199822 July 200216 April 20023 years, 353 days 1998
Balkenende I
[61] 		Jan Peter Balkenende 22 June 200227 May 200316 October 2002339 days CDA • LPF
VVD 		Right-wing • Christian Democratic
• Nationalistic
• Conservative Liberal 		Majority Conventional 2002
Balkenende II
[62] 		27 May 20037 July 200630 June 20063 years, 41 days CDA • VVD
D66 		Centre-right • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal
• Social Liberal 		Majority Conventional 2003
Balkenende III
[63] 		7 July 200622 February 200722 November 2006230 days CDA • VVD Centre-right • Christian Democratic
• Conservative Liberal 		Minority Caretaker -
Balkenende IV
[64] 		22 February 200714 October 201020 February 20103 years, 234 days CDA • PvdA
CU 		Centrist • Christian Democratic
• Social Democratic 		Majority Grand coalition 2006
Rutte I
(Rutte–Verhagen)
[65] 		Mark Rutte 14 October 20105 November 201223 April 20122 years, 22 days VVD • CDA
(PVV)		 Right-wing • Conservative Liberal
• Christian Democratic
(Nationalistic)		 Minority Confidence
and supply 		2010
Rutte II
(Rutte–Asscher)
[66] 		5 November 201226 October 201714 March 20174 years, 355 days VVD • PvdA Centrist • Conservative Liberal
• Social Democratic
(Purple)		 Majority Grand coalition 2012
Rutte III
[67] 		26 October 201710 January 202215 January 20214 years, 76 days VVD • CDA
D66 • CU 		Centre-right • Conservative Liberal
• Christian Democratic
• Social Liberal 		Majority Conventional 2017
Rutte IV
[68] 		10 January 2022Incumbent7 July 20231 year, 220 days VVD • CDA
D66 • CU 		Centre-right • Conservative Liberal
• Christian Democratic
• Social Liberal 		Majority Conventional 2021
Independent Liberals
Independent Conservatives
Independent Christian Democratic Catholics
Independent Christian Democratic Protestants

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