Opinion polling for the 2017 Dutch general election

Last updated July 01, 2024

In the run up to the 2017 general elections in the Netherlands, various organisations carry out opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Netherlands. Results of such polls are displayed in this article.

Projections

Graphical summary

The seat projections in the graphs below are continuous from September 2012 (the last general election) up to the current date. Each colored line specifies a political party; numbers on the vertical axis represent numbers of seats. These seat estimates are derived from estimates by Peilingwijzer ("polling indicator") by Tom Louwerse, a professor of political science at Leiden University; they are not strictly polling averages, but the results of a model calculating a "trajectory" for each party based on changes in support over time in between polls conducted by I&O Research, Ipsos, TNS NIPO, LISS panel, Peil, and De Stemming, and adjusting for the house effects of each individual pollster.^[1]

VVD

PvdA

PVV

SP

CDA

D66

CU

GL

SGP

PvdD

50+

VNL

DENK

FVD

PPNL

Seats

Poll results are listed in the tables below in reverse chronological order, showing the most recent first. The highest figure in each survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. In the instance that there is a tie, then both figures are shaded. In contrast with many countries, opinion poll results in the Netherlands are generally reported in terms of the number of seats expected to be won rather than the percentage of the party vote (total is 150). Seat totals from the LISS panel are recorded separately in a section below, as it represents the trends among a static panel and is not a standard poll.

Date	Polling firm	VVD	PvdA	PVV	SP	CDA	D66	CU	GL	SGP	PvdD	50+	Oth. ^[2]	Lead
Date	Polling firm												Oth. ^[2]	Lead
15 Mar 2017	Election result	33	9	20	14	19	19	5	14	3	5	4	5^[3]	13
14 Mar 2017	TNS NIPO	27	11	23	15	20	18	6	14	3	4	6	3	4
14 Mar 2017	Ipsos	29	9	20	15	23	18	5	15	4	4	5	3	6
14 Mar 2017	Peil	27	9	24	13	22	15	5	18	3	4	4	6	3
14 Mar 2017	I&O Research	27	12	16	14	19	20	6	20	3	5	4	4	7
13 Mar 2017	Peil	27	9	24	14	21	16	5	19	3	4	4	4	3
13 Mar 2017	I&O Research	24	13	20	14	17	18	5	20	3	6	4	6	4
13 Mar 2017	De Stemming	24	10	24	16	21	16	7	16	3	5	5	3	Tied
12 Mar 2017	Peil	24	9	22	15	22	17	5	20	3	4	5	4	2
10 Mar 2017	Peil	24	9	22	15	22	17	5	20	3	4	5	4	2
9 Mar 2017	Ipsos	26	11	23	13	21	17	6	14	5	4	6	3	3
9 Mar 2017	TNS NIPO	26	12	24	15	17	21	6	14	3	3	6	3	2
8 Mar 2017	I&O Research	24	14	20	14	16	20	5	17	4	6	5	5	4
7 Mar 2017	Peil	25	9	23	14	21	17	5	18	3	5	5	5	2
6 Mar 2017	De Stemming	24	12	24	15	20	16	7	16	3	4	5	4	Tied
5 Mar 2017	Peil	24	10	25	13	21	17	5	17	3	5	5	5	1
3 Mar 2017	Peil	24	10	25	13	21	17	5	17	3	5	5	5	1
2 Mar 2017	Ipsos	28	12	24	12	19	17	6	13	5	5	6	3	4
28 Feb 2017	I&O Research	25	14	22	12	15	17	8	20	4	5	4	4	3
28 Feb 2017	Peil	25	12	28	11	19	15	5	17	3	4	6	5	3
27 Feb 2017	TNS NIPO	27	12	28	13	17	19	6	13	3	4	6	2	1
27 Feb 2017	De Stemming	22	12	22	16	19	17	7	15	4	7	5	4	Tied
26 Feb 2017	Peil	25	12	29	11	18	14	5	18	3	4	6	5	4
23 Feb 2017	Ipsos	28	13	26	11	16	16	7	13	5	4	9	2	2
20 Feb 2017	TNS NIPO	25	11	28	11	18	19	6	16	3	3	9	1	3
19 Feb 2017	Peil	25	11	29	11	17	14	5	18	3	4	10	3	4
16 Feb 2017	Ipsos	26	11	27	10	18	17	6	14	5	5	9	2	1
15 Feb 2017	I&O Research	24	14	20	11	16	20	8	19	4	5	7	2	4
14 Feb 2017	De Stemming	23	12	26	13	18	16	6	15	4	6	10	1	3
14 Feb 2017	TNS NIPO	24	11	27	11	18	18	6	16	3	5	9	2	3
12 Feb 2017	Peil	24	11	30	12	17	14	5	17	3	4	10	3	6
5 Feb 2017	Peil	23	11	32	12	16	14	5	17	3	4	10	3	9
2 Feb 2017	Ipsos	24	11	28	12	19	17	5	14	4	5	10	1	4
1 Feb 2017	TNS NIPO	22	10	35	14	16	15	6	15	3	3	10	1	13
31 Jan 2017	I&O Research	25	12	26	13	14	15	7	18	4	5	9	2	1
30 Jan 2017	De Stemming	24	12	31	15	17	16	6	14	3	3	8	1	7
29 Jan 2017	Peil	24	10	33	11	16	14	5	16	3	4	10	4	9
22 Jan 2017	Peil	24	10	33	11	16	14	5	16	3	4	10	4	9
19 Jan 2017	Ipsos	27	11	27	11	18	18	6	12	5	4	10	1	Tied
17 Jan 2017	TNS NIPO	29	12	30	13	16	15	6	14	3	3	9	0	1
16 Jan 2017	De Stemming	23	11	29	15	18	15	7	13	4	5	9	1	6
16 Jan 2017	I&O Research	26	17	26	10	15	13	5	19	4	5	7	3	Tied
15 Jan 2017	Peil	23	10	34	11	16	14	5	16	3	4	10	4	11
8 Jan 2017	Peil	23	10	35	11	15	14	5	14	3	5	11	4	12
22 Dec 2016	Ipsos	28	10	29	10	18	18	5	13	4	5	9	1	1
20 Dec 2016	I&O Research^[4]	23	16	33	11	12	15	5	18	4	4	8	1	10
19 Dec 2016	De Stemming	24	12	29	12	16	17	7	12	4	6	9	2	5
19 Dec 2016	TNS NIPO	23	11	36	13	13	13	8	13	3	4	13	0	13
18 Dec 2016	Peil	23	10	36	11	14	14	5	14	3	5	11	4	13
11 Dec 2016	Peil	23	10	36	11	14	14	5	14	3	5	11	4	13
8 Dec 2016	Ipsos	27	11	29	12	18	17	6	11	4	5	8	2	2
5 Dec 2016	TNS NIPO	25	7	35	15	17	17	7	11	4	2	10	0	10
4 Dec 2016	Peil	24	9	34	11	15	14	6	14	3	5	11	4	10
29 Nov 2016	De Stemming	25	13	29	15	15	19	7	11	3	3	9	1	4
27 Nov 2016	Peil	25	9	33	11	15	15	6	14	3	4	11	4	8
24 Nov 2016	Ipsos	28	12	26	13	17	17	5	12	4	5	10	1	2
21 Nov 2016	I&O Research	27	17	30	15	12	13	6	12	4	4	9	1	3
20 Nov 2016	Peil	26	10	30	12	15	15	6	15	3	4	11	3	4
13 Nov 2016	Peil	26	10	29	13	16	15	6	15	3	4	9	4	3
10 Nov 2016	Ipsos	30	12	23	14	18	18	5	10	5	5	9	1	7
6 Nov 2016	Peil	27	10	27	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	4	Tied
3 Nov 2016	I&O Research	28	18	21	15	16	16	6	14	4	5	6	1	7
30 Oct 2016	Peil	27	10	27	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	4	Tied
27 Oct 2016	Ipsos	30	12	22	14	20	16	5	13	4	4	9	1	8
25 Oct 2016	De Stemming	25	12	28	17	19	15	8	9	4	4	8	1	3
23 Oct 2016	Peil	27	10	27	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	4	Tied
17 Oct 2016	TNS NIPO	27	11	23	16	16	18	8	12	3	4	11	1	4
16 Oct 2016	Peil	27	10	28	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	3	1
13 Oct 2016	Ipsos	30	11	23	14	18	17	6	15	4	4	7	1	7
9 Oct 2016	Peil	27	10	28	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	3	1
2 Oct 2016	Peil	27	10	28	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	3	1
29 Sep 2016	Ipsos	29	12	24	13	17	19	6	13	4	6	7	0	5
29 Sep 2016	De Stemming	26	10	28	17	20	16	7	11	4	4	7	0	2
25 Sep 2016	Peil	27	10	28	13	17	15	6	15	3	4	9	3	1
20 Sep 2016	TNS NIPO	25	9	29	18	14	18	7	13	4	3	7	3	4
18 Sep 2016	Peil	26	9	29	13	17	14	6	16	3	4	9	4	3
16 Sep 2016	Ipsos	28	11	24	16	17	19	7	12	4	4	8	0	4
13 Sep 2016	I&O Research	28	19	27	14	13	13	5	14	3	3	9	2	1
11 Sep 2016	Peil	26	9	29	13	17	14	6	16	3	4	9	4	3
6 Sep 2016	De Stemming	24	10	27	17	20	15	9	10	3	4	9	2	3
4 Sep 2016	Peil	24	9	31	14	17	14	6	16	3	4	8	4	7
1 Sep 2016	Ipsos	25	12	24	18	19	18	6	11	4	5	8	0	1
28 Aug 2016	Peil	25	9	33	13	17	14	6	16	3	4	8	2	8
7 Aug 2016	Peil	24	9	35	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	6	2	11
5 Aug 2016	Ipsos	25	13	27	15	19	18	5	11	4	6	7	0	2
26 Jul 2016	De Stemming	21	12	32	19	18	18	7	8	4	5	6	0	11
24 Jul 2016	Peil	24	9	35	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	6	2	11
10 Jul 2016	Peil	24	9	35	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	6	2	11
7 Jul 2016	Ipsos	27	12	28	14	19	19	5	10	4	5	7	0	1
3 Jul 2016	Peil	24	9	36	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	12
28 Jun 2016	De Stemming	23	10	30	19	19	18	7	10	3	5	5	1	7
26 Jun 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
23 Jun 2016	Ipsos	26	14	28	14	20	18	5	11	4	4	6	0	2
19 Jun 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
12 Jun 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
9 Jun 2016	Ipsos	26	13	26	15	22	19	6	10	4	3	6	0	Tied
7 Jun 2016	I&O Research	27	16	31	17	16	12	6	12	4	3	6	0	4
5 Jun 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
2 Jun 2016	TNS NIPO	22	12	36	18	15	18	7	9	3	6	3	1	14
31 May 2016	De Stemming	23	11	33	17	18	17	7	10	4	4	6	0	10
29 May 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
27 May 2016	Ipsos	26	14	28	13	20	18	7	10	4	4	6	0	2
22 May 2016	Peil	24	8	37	15	17	13	6	16	3	4	5	2	13
15 May 2016	Peil	23	8	37	15	18	13	6	17	3	4	5	1	14
12 May 2016	Ipsos	25	13	28	14	20	18	6	11	4	5	6	0	3
8 May 2016	Peil	23	8	37	15	18	13	6	17	3	4	5	1	14
3 May 2016	De Stemming	21	10	35	17	19	16	8	10	4	4	6	0	14
1 May 2016	Peil	23	8	37	15	18	13	6	17	3	4	5	1	14
28 Apr 2016	Ipsos	25	12	28	15	21	19	6	11	4	4	5	0	3
24 Apr 2016	Peil	23	8	37	15	18	13	6	17	3	4	5	1	14
17 Apr 2016	Peil	23	8	38	16	18	13	6	16	3	4	4	1	15
14 Apr 2016	Ipsos	28	13	28	14	19	21	5	9	4	5	4	0	Tied
10 Apr 2016	Peil	24	8	39	16	18	13	5	16	3	4	4	0	15
6 Apr 2016	2016 Dutch Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement referendum
3 Apr 2016	Peil	24	8	39	16	18	13	5	16	3	4	4	0	15
1 Apr 2016	TNS NIPO	25	10	35	16	15	18	8	10	4	4	5	0	10
31 Mar 2016	Ipsos	29	12	27	14	19	21	6	8	4	5	5	0	2
29 Mar 2016	De Stemming	24	10	35	18	18	18	7	9	3	3	5	0	11
27 Mar 2016	Peil	24	8	39	16	18	13	5	16	3	4	4	0	15
20 Mar 2016	Peil	24	8	37	17	18	14	5	16	3	4	4	0	13
18 Mar 2016	Ipsos	29	13	28	16	17	20	6	9	4	4	4	0	1
13 Mar 2016	Peil	23	8	38	17	18	14	5	16	3	4	4	0	15
7 Mar 2016	I&O Research	27	19	25	16	16	16	6	14	3	4	4	0	2
6 Mar 2016	Peil	23	8	38	17	18	14	5	16	3	4	4	0	15
3 Mar 2016	Ipsos	29	12	28	16	20	19	6	8	4	4	4	0	1
28 Feb 2016	Peil	21	9	39	16	19	15	5	15	3	4	4	0	18
26 Feb 2016	TNS NIPO	25	11	32	19	16	17	7	11	4	4	4	0	7
23 Feb 2016	De Stemming	23	11	34	18	20	16	7	9	3	4	5	0	11
21 Feb 2016	Peil	21	9	40	15	18	15	5	16	3	4	4	0	19
18 Feb 2016	Ipsos	27	13	30	16	19	18	6	9	4	4	4	0	3
14 Feb 2016	Peil	20	9	41	15	18	15	5	16	3	4	4	0	21
8 Feb 2016	I&O Research	26	17	26	16	15	16	6	14	4	5	5	0	Tied
7 Feb 2016	Peil	18	9	42	15	19	15	5	16	3	4	4	0	23
4 Feb 2016	Ipsos	25	12	32	14	20	19	7	9	4	4	4	0	7
31 Jan 2016	Peil	18	9	42	15	19	15	5	16	3	4	4	0	23
29 Jan 2016	I&O Research	26	15	27	16	17	18	6	14	4	3	4	0	1
26 Jan 2016	De Stemming	19	12	36	20	18	17	8	7	4	4	5	0	16
24 Jan 2016	Peil	18	9	42	15	19	15	5	16	3	4	4	0	23
21 Jan 2016	Ipsos	26	13	32	15	19	21	6	7	4	4	3	0	6
17 Jan 2016	Peil	18	9	41	15	19	16	5	15	3	4	4	1	22
10 Jan 2016	Peil	18	9	41	15	19	16	5	15	3	4	4	1	22
29 Dec 2015	De Stemming	22	11	33	19	21	18	6	8	4	3	5	0	11
20 Dec 2015	Peil	19	9	39	15	20	16	5	15	3	4	4	1	19
17 Dec 2015	Ipsos	27	13	30	16	19	21	5	8	4	4	3	0	3
15 Dec 2015	TNS NIPO	23	10	33	20	14	22	9	10	3	3	3	0	10
13 Dec 2015	Peil	20	10	39	15	19	16	5	14	3	4	4	1	19
6 Dec 2015	Peil	20	10	39	15	19	16	5	14	3	4	4	1	19
3 Dec 2015	Ipsos	26	13	30	15	20	20	6	9	4	4	3	0	4
2 Dec 2015	I&O Research	27	17	24	17	17	17	6	13	4	4	4	0	3
29 Nov 2015	Peil	20	10	39	15	19	16	5	14	3	4	4	1	19
24 Nov 2015	De Stemming	25	11	35	17	20	15	8	7	3	4	5	0	10
22 Nov 2015	Peil	20	10	38	15	19	16	6	14	3	4	4	1	18
19 Nov 2015	Ipsos	28	13	31	14	19	19	6	8	4	4	4	0	3
15 Nov 2015	Peil	19	10	38	16	18	17	6	14	3	4	4	1	19
8 Nov 2015	Peil	19	10	38	16	18	17	6	14	3	4	4	1	19
5 Nov 2015	Ipsos	27	13	31	13	19	20	5	8	4	5	5	0	4
1 Nov 2015	Peil	19	10	37	17	18	17	6	14	3	4	4	1	18
27 Oct 2015	De Stemming	21	11	36	19	17	17	8	7	4	5	5	0	15
25 Oct 2015	Peil	19	10	37	17	19	17	6	13	3	4	4	1	18
22 Oct 2015	Ipsos	28	13	31	13	18	21	6	8	4	3	5	0	3
18 Oct 2015	Peil	19	10	37	17	19	17	6	13	3	4	4	1	18
15 Oct 2015	TNS NIPO	21	11	38	17	15	18	8	9	4	6	3	0	17
11 Oct 2015	Peil	20	10	35	17	19	17	6	13	3	5	4	1	15
8 Oct 2015	Ipsos	28	13	29	15	17	22	6	7	5	4	4	0	1
4 Oct 2015	Peil	20	10	33	18	20	17	6	13	3	5	4	1	13
29 Sep 2015	De Stemming	23	11	34	18	19	19	6	9	3	3	5	0	11
27 Sep 2015	Peil	20	10	30	19	21	17	6	14	3	5	4	1	9
24 Sep 2015	Ipsos	27	12	25	17	19	23	6	8	4	4	5	0	2
20 Sep 2015	Peil	20	9	29	19	21	17	6	14	3	5	5	2	8
13 Sep 2015	Peil	21	9	26	20	22	18	6	13	3	5	5	2	4
10 Sep 2015	Ipsos	29	14	22	17	18	23	6	8	4	5	4	0	6
8 Sep 2015	I&O Research	29	18	20	18	18	15	5	11	3	4	9	0	9
6 Sep 2015	Peil	21	9	24	22	23	18	6	12	3	5	5	2	1
1 Sep 2015	De Stemming	24	12	27	21	19	21	7	6	4	3	6	0	3
30 Aug 2015	Peil	21	9	24	22	23	18	6	12	3	5	5	2	1
27 Aug 2015	Ipsos	30	14	20	18	20	22	6	8	4	4	4	0	6
23 Aug 2015	Peil	21	9	24	22	23	18	6	12	3	5	5	2	1
18 Aug 2015	TNS NIPO	28	13	21	23	17	23	7	7	3	5	3	0	5
16 Aug 2015	Peil	24	9	22	22	22	17	6	13	3	5	5	2	2
31 July 2015	Ipsos	29	13	21	19	20	23	5	8	4	5	3	0	6
28 July 2015	De Stemming	23	12	28	22	19	18	7	5	4	5	7	0	5
19 July 2015	Peil	24	9	21	22	22	17	6	14	3	5	5	2	2
8 July 2015	I&O Research	28	16	17	21	16	20	5	13	3	5	6	0	7
5 July 2015	Peil	26	9	20	23	22	17	6	13	3	5	4	2	3
2 July 2015	Ipsos	28	13	22	19	20	22	6	8	4	4	4	0	6
30 June 2015	De Stemming	24	11	24	21	21	21	6	9	3	4	5	1	Tied
28 June 2015	Peil	26	9	20	23	22	17	6	13	3	5	4	2	3
25 June 2015	TNS NIPO	27	13	21	21	17	21	7	8	4	5	5	1	6
21 June 2015	Peil	26	9	20	23	21	17	6	14	3	5	4	2	3
18 June 2015	Ipsos	27	13	21	20	22	20	7	7	4	5	4	0	5
14 June 2015	Peil	25	10	21	23	22	17	6	14	3	4	4	1	2
7 June 2015	Peil	25	9	21	23	22	18	6	14	3	4	4	1	2
4 June 2015	Ipsos	29	14	20	19	21	22	6	7	4	5	3	0	7
31 May 2015	Peil	25	9	21	23	22	18	6	14	3	4	4	1	2
26 May 2015	2015 Senate election
26 May 2015	De Stemming	25	11	23	21	19	20	8	9	4	5	5	0	2
24 May 2015	Peil	26	11	21	22	22	17	6	13	3	4	4	1	4
21 May 2015	Ipsos	29	14	21	19	20	24	5	8	3	5	2	0	5
17 May 2015	Peil	26	11	21	22	22	17	6	13	3	4	4	1	4
10 May 2015	Peil	26	12	20	23	23	17	6	10	3	5	4	1	3
7 May 2015	Ipsos	28	13	23	21	20	23	5	5	4	5	3	0	5
3 May 2015	Peil	26	12	20	23	23	17	6	10	3	5	4	1	3
28 Apr 2015	De Stemming	25	12	25	22	19	20	8	4	3	5	5	2	Tied
26 Apr 2015	Peil	26	12	20	23	23	17	6	10	3	5	4	1	3
23 Apr 2015	Ipsos	30	13	20	21	19	22	6	7	4	5	3	0	8
19 Apr 2015	Peil	27	14	20	22	22	17	6	10	3	5	4	0	5
12 Apr 2015	Peil	25	13	21	23	22	18	6	10	3	5	4	0	2
9 Apr 2015	Ipsos	31	14	22	20	18	24	6	5	4	3	3	0	7
5 Apr 2015	Peil	26	14	21	22	22	18	6	9	3	5	4	0	4
31 Mar 2015	De Stemming	25	12	23	24	22	21	6	4	3	5	5	0	1
29 Mar 2015	Peil	26	14	21	22	22	18	6	9	3	5	4	0	4
26 Mar 2015	Ipsos	29	16	24	18	19	24	5	5	4	4	2	0	5
22 Mar 2015	Peil	24	14	22	22	22	19	6	9	3	5	4	0	2
18 Mar 2015	2015 provincial elections
15 Mar 2015	Peil	23	14	24	20	22	21	6	9	4	4	3	0	1
12 Mar 2015	Ipsos	25	15	26	19	18	24	6	5	4	5	3	0	1
8 Mar 2015	Peil	21	15	26	17	23	22	6	8	4	5	3	0	3
5 Mar 2015	Ipsos	26	16	25	18	17	25	5	6	4	5	3	0	1
4 Mar 2015	TNS NIPO	21	14	25	20	17	29	7	5	4	3	4	1	4
2 Mar 2015	I&O Research	24	18	21	19	17	25	6	7	4	4	5	0	1
1 Mar 2015	Peil	17	13	28	18	24	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	4
26 Feb 2015	Ipsos	25	16	26	18	16	27	5	6	4	5	2	0	1
24 Feb 2015	De Stemming	23	12	26	22	19	23	7	5	4	4	5	0	3
22 Feb 2015	Peil	18	11	29	18	24	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	5
19 Feb 2015	Ipsos	27	13	27	18	15	27	5	6	4	5	3	0	Tied
15 Feb 2015	Peil	18	11	29	18	24	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	5
12 Feb 2015	Ipsos	28	12	27	19	15	26	5	6	4	5	3	0	1
8 Feb 2015	Peil	20	12	29	17	23	24	6	9	4	4	2	0	5
7 Feb 2015	I&O Research^[5]	26	17	23	20	17	22	6	6	3	3	7	0	3
3 Feb 2015	De Stemming	24	13	26	22	18	22	8	4	4	4	4	1	2
1 Feb 2015	Peil	19	12	29	17	23	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	5
29 Jan 2015	Ipsos	29	13	27	19	16	25	6	5	4	4	2	0	2
25 Jan 2015	Peil	18	12	30	17	23	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	6
22 Jan 2015	TNS NIPO	25	11	28	15	16	30	7	6	3	4	4	1	2
18 Jan 2015	Peil	17	11	31	18	23	24	6	9	4	5	2	0	7
15 Jan 2015	Ipsos	29	14	25	20	17	25	5	5	4	4	2	0	4
11 Jan 2015	Peil	17	11	31	17	23	24	6	10	4	5	2	0	7
23 Dec 2014	De Stemming	24	13	28	19	17	25	7	5	3	4	5	0	3
21 Dec 2014	Peil	18	10	30	17	24	24	6	10	4	5	2	0	6
18 Dec 2014	Ipsos	27	15	25	18	16	27	6	6	4	4	2	0	Tied
14 Dec 2014	Peil	19	11	28	17	24	24	6	9	4	5	2	1	4
7 Dec 2014	Peil	20	11	28	17	24	23	6	9	4	5	2	1	4
4 Dec 2014	Ipsos	29	15	25	17	17	25	5	6	4	5	2	0	4
3 Dec 2014	TNS NIPO	20	12	28	19	18	26	8	6	4	3	5	1	2
30 Nov 2014	Peil	21	12	28	16	24	23	6	8	4	5	2	1	4
25 Nov 2014	De Stemming	23	11	26	21	20	24	8	5	3	4	5	0	2
23 Nov 2014	Peil	22	12	27	16	24	23	6	8	4	5	2	1	3
20 Nov 2014	Ipsos	28	15	27	17	15	26	6	6	4	4	2	0	1
16 Nov 2014	Peil	23	11	28	17	24	22	6	7	4	5	2	1	4
9 Nov 2014	Peil	24	12	28	17	23	21	6	7	4	5	2	1	4
6 Nov 2014	Ipsos	30	16	25	16	14	28	6	6	3	4	2	0	2
2 Nov 2014	Peil	24	12	28	17	23	21	6	7	4	5	2	1	4
28 Oct 2014	De Stemming	28	14	26	20	18	19	7	5	4	4	4	1	2
26 Oct 2014	Peil	26	12	27	17	23	20	6	7	4	5	2	1	1
23 Oct 2014	Ipsos	29	17	27	14	15	26	6	6	3	5	2	0	2
19 Oct 2014	Peil	27	13	24	18	23	21	6	6	4	5	2	1	3
12 Oct 2014	Peil	28	13	24	18	23	20	5	6	4	5	3	1	4
9 Oct 2014	Ipsos	32	17	25	15	15	24	7	5	3	4	3	0	7
5 Oct 2014	Peil	28	12	23	19	23	20	5	7	4	5	3	1	5
28 Sep 2014	Peil	29	12	23	17	23	20	5	7	4	5	4	1	6
25 Sep 2014	Ipsos	32	15	25	18	15	24	6	5	3	5	2	0	7
22 Sep 2014	De Stemming	28	14	25	19	16	23	6	5	3	4	7	0	3
21 Sep 2014	Peil	30	12	23	17	22	19	6	7	4	5	4	1	7
16 Sep 2014	TNS NIPO	26	11	27	20	17	21	7	7	3	3	8	0	1
14 Sep 2014	Peil	27	11	24	20	23	20	6	6	4	5	3	1	3
11 Sep 2014	Ipsos	29	15	23	20	16	26	5	6	4	4	2	0	3
7 Sep 2014	Peil	28	12	23	20	23	20	6	6	4	5	2	1	5
31 Aug 2014	Peil	30	13	20	21	22	20	6	6	4	5	2	1	8
28 Aug 2014	Ipsos	29	18	22	18	17	24	6	6	4	5	1	0	5
26 Aug 2014	De Stemming	27	14	21	20	20	24	8	5	3	3	5	0	3
25 Aug 2014	TNS NIPO	28	14	18	20	17	29	7	5	3	4	4	1	1
24 Aug 2014	Peil	28	15	20	20	22	21	6	6	4	5	2	1	6
17 Aug 2014	Peil	28	15	20	20	21	22	6	6	4	6	1	1	6
3 Aug 2014	Peil	27	14	20	21	21	23	6	6	4	6	1	1	4
31 Jul 2014	Ipsos	31	17	23	18	17	24	6	6	3	4	1	0	7
29 Jul 2014	De Stemming	31	14	22	22	17	19	7	4	4	4	4	2	9
20 Jul 2014	Peil	23	11	21	22	23	25	7	6	4	6	1	1	2
6 Jul 2014	Peil	22	12	21	22	22	26	7	6	4	6	1	1	4
3 Jul 2014	Ipsos	27	15	23	20	18	27	5	6	4	4	1	0	Tied
29 Jun 2014	Peil	23	12	20	21	22	26	8	6	4	6	1	1	3
24 Jun 2014	De Stemming	23	14	24	23	19	26	6	6	3	4	2	0	2
22 Jun 2014	Peil	23	13	20	21	22	24	8	8	4	5	1	1	1
19 Jun 2014	Ipsos	29	14	23	20	16	26	6	7	3	5	1	0	3
15 Jun 2014	Peil	22	13	21	20	22	25	8	8	4	5	1	1	3
8 Jun 2014	Peil	22	13	21	20	22	25	8	8	4	5	1	1	3
6 Jun 2014	Ipsos	30	15	22	19	15	28	6	6	3	4	2	0	2
25 May 2014	De Stemming	23	12	21	23	17	25	7	6	3	4	8	1	2
25 May 2014	Peil	20	12	22	20	21	25	8	8	4	5	4	1	3
22 May 2014	2014 European Parliament election
19 May 2014	TNS NIPO	22	12	19	20	18	29	9	7	3	4	6	1	7
18 May 2014	Peil	22	10	24	20	21	24	8	7	4	5	4	1	Tied
15 May 2014	Ipsos	27	13	25	19	15	29	6	6	3	4	3	0	2
11 May 2014	Peil	22	10	24	21	21	25	7	6	4	4	5	1	1
8 May 2014	Ipsos	28	13	25	19	14	27	7	6	4	4	3	0	1
1 May 2014	Ipsos	28	15	24	18	15	27	7	5	4	3	4	0	1
27 Apr 2014	Peil	21	12	24	22	19	25	7	6	4	4	5	1	1
21 Apr 2014	De Stemming	23	13	25	23	16	26	8	4	3	2	6	1	1
20 Apr 2014	Peil	22	12	24	21	20	25	7	6	4	4	4	1	1
17 Apr 2014	Ipsos	26	14	24	18	17	29	6	5	4	3	4	0	3
16 Apr 2014	TNS NIPO	25	12	23	21	15	28	7	5	5	2	6	1	3
13 Apr 2014	Peil	21	11	24	21	21	25	7	6	4	4	5	1	1
3 Apr 2014	Ipsos	26	14	26	16	15	28	6	5	4	4	6	0	2
30 Mar 2014	Peil	21	11	23	22	21	25	7	6	4	4	5	1	2
25 Mar 2014	De Stemming	25	11	20	24	17	28	7	5	3	2	7	1	2
23 Mar 2014	Peil	21	13	22	23	21	23	7	6	4	4	5	1	Tied
19 Mar 2014	2014 municipal elections
13 Mar 2014	Ipsos	26	18	25	18	17	22	5	5	4	4	6	0	1
12 Mar 2014	TNS NIPO	21	14	28	22	19	20	8	6	4	5	3	0	6
6 Mar 2014	Ipsos	26	18	26	19	15	23	5	5	4	3	6	0	Tied
2 Mar 2014	Peil	21	14	28	23	19	20	6	6	4	4	4	1	5
25 Feb 2014	De Stemming	24	14	27	21	18	22	6	5	3	2	8	0	3
23 Feb 2014	Peil	19	13	29	23	19	21	7	6	4	4	4	0	6
20 Feb 2014	Ipsos	27	18	28	17	15	21	5	6	4	4	5	0	1
16 Feb 2014	Peil	20	13	29	23	18	21	7	6	4	4	4	0	6
13 Feb 2014	TNS NIPO	24	15	30	19	16	24	6	4	3	3	6	0	6
9 Feb 2014	Peil	19	12	29	24	19	21	7	6	4	4	4	1	5
6 Feb 2014	Ipsos	24	19	27	16	16	23	6	5	4	4	6	0	3
2 Feb 2014	Peil	19	14	29	24	18	21	7	6	4	4	3	1	5
28 Jan 2014	De Stemming	24	16	29	22	16	19	7	4	3	3	7	0	5
23 Jan 2014	Ipsos	27	20	25	16	15	23	5	5	4	4	6	0	2
19 Jan 2014	Peil	18	13	30	24	18	21	7	6	4	4	4	1	4
11 Jan 2014	Peil	20	14	28	24	18	20	7	6	4	4	4	1	4
9 Jan 2014	Ipsos	28	18	25	17	15	22	5	5	4	5	6	0	3
19 Dec 2013	De Stemming	24	18	26	20	19	20	6	4	3	3	7	0	2
12 Dec 2013	Ipsos	27	19	24	17	16	23	5	5	4	4	6	0	3
6 Dec 2013	TNS NIPO	24	18	27	21	14	20	8	5	3	4	6	0	3
1 Dec 2013	Peil	21	13	29	23	16	22	7	6	4	4	4	1	6
28 Nov 2013	Ipsos	30	19	24	17	15	23	5	4	3	4	6	0	6
28 Nov 2013	De Stemming	23	14	27	22	17	22	7	4	3	3	7	1	4
24 Nov 2013	Peil	19	13	30	23	16	23	7	6	4	4	4	1	7
14 Nov 2013	Ipsos	28	18	26	16	15	24	6	4	3	4	6	0	2
31 Oct 2013	Ipsos	26	20	25	17	15	25	5	5	4	3	5	0	1
24 Oct 2013	De Stemming	21	16	27	25	15	18	9	4	3	3	9	2	2
17 Oct 2013	Ipsos	28	20	26	17	17	22	5	4	4	3	4	0	2
3 Oct 2013	Ipsos	25	17	27	17	18	20	5	5	4	3	9	0	2
19 Sep 2013	Ipsos	25	18	29	17	14	21	5	3	3	4	11	0	4
18 Sep 2013	De Stemming	20	12	31	24	15	17	7	5	3	2	14	0	7
13 Sep 2013	TNS NIPO	24	13	33	21	16	17	6	3	3	4	9	1	9
5 Sep 2013	Ipsos	28	19	28	16	14	20	5	4	3	3	10	0	Tied
2 Sep 2013	De Stemming	20	15	26	24	15	17	8	5	3	3	12	2	2
1 Sep 2013	Peil	20	12	31	24	16	18	6	5	4	4	10	0	7
25 Aug 2013	Peil	21	13	30	24	15	18	6	5	4	4	10	0	6
22 Aug 2013	Ipsos	29	20	26	16	14	19	4	5	4	4	9	0	3
18 Aug 2013	Peil	21	13	30	24	15	18	6	5	4	4	10	0	6
4 Aug 2013	Peil	21	14	29	23	15	18	6	5	4	4	11	0	6
25 Jul 2013	Ipsos	31	23	24	15	13	17	5	4	4	4	10	0	7
25 Jul 2013	De Stemming	21	18	24	25	16	14	8	3	3	3	13	2	1
27 Jun 2013	Ipsos	33	23	24	15	11	18	5	4	3	4	10	0	9
27 Jun 2013	De Stemming	23	19	21	24	15	16	7	5	3	2	14	1	1
25 Jun 2013	TNS NIPO	28	23	22	23	12	14	8	3	4	2	11	0	5
16 Jun 2013	Peil	21	16	29	24	14	17	6	4	4	4	11	0	5
13 Jun 2013	Ipsos	34	24	22	16	11	17	5	4	4	4	9	0	10
9 Jun 2013	Peil	22	17	28	23	14	17	6	4	4	4	11	0	5
2 Jun 2013	Peil	22	18	28	23	14	17	6	4	4	4	10	0	5
30 May 2013	Ipsos	32	25	22	17	12	17	5	4	3	3	10	0	7
16 May 2013	Peil	23	18	28	22	14	17	6	4	3	4	11	0	5
16 May 2013	Ipsos	32	26	22	16	13	16	4	4	3	3	11	0	6
5 May 2013	Peil	24	19	27	21	15	17	6	4	3	3	11	0	3
28 Apr 2013	Peil	25	18	27	21	15	17	6	4	3	3	11	0	2
24 Apr 2013	De Stemming	25	22	21	23	15	13	9	3	3	3	12	1	2
18 Apr 2013	Ipsos	30	25	22	15	14	16	5	3	4	4	12	0	5
17 Apr 2013	TNS NIPO	28	22	23	19	13	13	7	4	4	3	14	0	5
14 Apr 2013	Peil	21	21	27	23	15	17	6	3	3	3	11	0	4
7 Apr 2013	Peil	23	21	26	23	15	16	6	3	3	3	11	0	3
26 Mar 2013	De Stemming	25	21	21	24	14	14	7	3	2	2	16	1	1
21 Mar 2013	Ipsos	31	24	20	16	12	17	5	3	4	2	16	0	7
7 Mar 2013	Ipsos	32	24	18	17	11	15	5	3	3	3	19	0	8
25 Feb 2013	De Stemming	24	23	16	23	16	14	7	3	3	2	19	0	1
21 Feb 2013	Ipsos	32	27	17	16	11	16	5	3	3	3	17	0	5
7 Feb 2013	Ipsos	33	29	19	15	12	15	5	3	3	3	13	0	4
24 Jan 2013	Ipsos	32	32	20	15	13	16	5	3	3	3	8	0	Tied
23 Jan 2013	De Stemming	27	27	19	23	14	13	7	4	3	3	9	1	Tied
13 Jan 2013	Peil	25	25	24	21	15	18	5	3	3	3	8	0	Tied
10 Jan 2013	Ipsos	30	34	21	15	13	17	5	2	3	4	6	0	4
6 Jan 2013	Peil	23	25	25	21	15	18	5	3	4	3	8	0	Tied
23 Dec 2012	Peil	21	26	25	21	16	18	5	3	4	3	8	0	1
20 Dec 2012	Ipsos	29	31	22	17	14	17	5	2	3	3	7	0	2
19 Dec 2012	De Stemming	26	29	19	23	15	15	7	3	3	2	7	1	1
19 Dec 2012	TNS NIPO^[6]	24	34	21	17	15	15	6	4	4	3	7	0	10
16 Dec 2012	Peil	22	23	24	22	17	18	6	3	4	3	8	0	1
13 Dec 2012	Ipsos	28	31	20	17	15	18	5	3	3	3	7	0	3
9 Dec 2012	Peil	22	23	24	22	17	18	6	3	4	3	8	0	1
2 Dec 2012	Peil	22	24	22	22	18	18	6	3	4	3	8	0	2
29 Nov 2012	Ipsos	30	31	18	17	13	18	5	3	4	4	7	0	1
25 Nov 2012	Peil	23	25	21	22	17	18	6	3	4	3	8	0	2
22 Nov 2012	De Stemming	26	26	15	25	18	14	9	4	3	2	8	0	Tied
18 Nov 2012	Peil	24	26	21	22	15	18	6	3	4	4	7	0	2
15 Nov 2012	Ipsos	32	32	18	19	13	16	5	3	4	3	5	0	Tied
11 Nov 2012	Peil	23	27	23	22	16	18	5	3	3	4	6	0	4
6 Nov 2012	TNS NIPO^[7]	21	33	20	21	17	17	4	3	4	2	8	0	12
4 Nov 2012	De Stemming	26	30	18	24	15	13	8	3	3	3	6	1	4
4 Nov 2012	Peil	27	30	20	22	15	16	5	3	3	4	5	0	3
1 Nov 2012	Ipsos	41	34	16	16	11	15	5	3	3	3	3	0	7
28 Oct 2012	Peil	38	31	16	21	13	14	5	2	3	3	4	0	7
24 Oct 2012	De Stemming	39	32	13	22	12	13	6	2	3	2	5	1	9
21 Oct 2012	Peil	40	31	15	20	13	14	5	2	3	3	4	0	9
18 Oct 2012	Ipsos	44	36	15	15	11	15	4	2	3	3	2	0	8
14 Oct 2012	Peil^[8]	40	32	16	19	13	14	5	2	3	3	3	0	8
4 Oct 2012	Ipsos^[9]	42	36	14	16	13	13	5	3	2	4	2	0	6
26 Sep 2012	De Stemming^[10]	38	34	12	22	14	10	7	3	3	2	4	1	4
12 Sep 2012	Election results	41	38	15	15	13	12	5	4	3	2	2	0	3

LISS panel

Date	VVD	PvdA	PVV	SP	CDA	D66	CU	GL	SGP	PvdD	50+	Denk	VNL	FvD	Others	Lead
Date															Others	Lead
15 Mar 2017	26	11	21	18	17	19	6	18	1	5	6	1	0	1	0	5
14 Mar 2017	25	12	21	18	17	19	5	18	1	5	7	1	0	1	0	4
13 Mar 2017	24	11	22	19	17	18	5	18	2	5	7	1	0	1	0	2
12 Mar 2017	25	12	21	19	17	18	5	18	2	5	7	0	0	1	0	4
11 Mar 2017	25	12	22	19	16	19	5	18	2	5	7	0	0	0	0	3
10 Mar 2017	25	12	21	18	16	18	6	17	2	5	6	1	1	1	1	4
9 Mar 2017	25	13	21	17	16	18	6	17	2	5	6	1	1	1	2	4
8 Mar 2017	26	13	21	16	16	18	6	15	2	5	6	1	1	1	2	5
7 Mar 2017	25	13	21	18	16	18	6	15	2	6	6	1	1		3	4
6 Mar 2017	25	13	22	17	15	19	6	15	2	6	5	1	1		3	3
5 Mar 2017	25	13	21	17	15	18	6	15	2	6	6	1	1		3	4
4 Mar 2017	25	13	21	16	15	18	6	15	2	6	6	2	1		3	4
3 Mar 2017	25	13	21	17	15	18	6	16	2	6	6	1	1		3	4
2 Mar 2017	25	13	21	17	15	18	6	16	2	6	6	1	1		3	4
1 Mar 2017	25	13	22	17	15	18	6	16	2	6	6	1	1		3	3
28 Feb 2017	26	13	22	15	15	17	6	17	2	6	6	1	1		3	4
27 Feb 2017	26	14	22	15	15	17	6	17	2	5	7	1	1		2	4
26 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	15	18	6	17	2	4	7	1	1		2	3
25 Feb 2017	25	14	21	16	15	18	6	17	2	5	7	1	1		2	4
24 Feb 2017	25	14	22	15	14	18	6	16	2	5	8	1	1		2	3
23 Feb 2017	24	14	23	16	14	17	6	16	2	5	8	2	1		2	1
22 Feb 2017	24	14	22	15	14	18	6	16	2	5	8	2	1		2	2
21 Feb 2017	24	14	22	15	14	18	6	17	2	4	8	1	1		2	2
20 Feb 2017	25	13	23	16	14	18	6	16	2	5	8	2	1		2	2
19 Feb 2017	25	13	23	15	14	18	6	16	2	5	8	1	1		2	2
18 Feb 2017	25	13	23	15	14	18	6	15	2	5	8	2	1		2	2
17 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	14	18	6	16	2	5	8	2	1		2	3
16 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	15	18	6	15	2	5	8	1	1		2	3
15 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	15	18	6	15	2	5	8	2	1		2	3
14 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	14	18	6	15	2	5	8	1	1		2	3
13 Feb 2017	24	14	21	16	15	18	6	16	2	5	8	1	1		2	3
12 Feb 2017	24	14	21	16	15	19	6	15	2	5	8	1	1		2	3
11 Feb 2017	24	14	22	16	15	18	7	16	2	5	8	1	1		2	2
10 Feb 2017	24	14	22	16	15	19	6	15	3	4	8	1	1		2	2
9 Feb 2017	25	14	22	16	15	18	6	15	3	4	8	1	1		2	3
8 Feb 2017	25	14	23	16	15	19	6	15	2	4	8	1	0		2	2
7 Feb 2017	25	14	23	17	14	19	6	15	2	5	8	1	1		2	2
6 Feb 2017	25	14	23	16	15	19	6	15	2	4	8	1	1		1	2
5 Feb 2017	24	15	23	17	15	19	5	15	2	4	7	1	1		1	1
4 Feb 2017	24	15	23	17	15	19	5	15	2	4	7	1	1		1	1
3 Feb 2017	24	15	23	16	15	19	6	15	2	4	8	1	1		1	1
2 Feb 2017	24	15	23	16	15	19	5	15	2	4	8	1	1		1	1
1 Feb 2017	24	15	23	16	15	19	6	15	2	5	8	1	1		1	1
31 Jan 2017	24	15	24	16	15	19	6	14	3	4	7	1	1		1	Tied
30 Jan 2017	25	15	23	16	15	19	6	14	3	5	8	1	1		1	2
29 Jan 2017	25	16	23	16	14	19	6	14	3	4	8	1	0		2	2
28 Jan 2017	24	16	23	16	15	18	5	14	3	4	8	1	1		2	1
27 Jan 2017	24	16	23	16	15	18	5	14	3	4	8	1	1		2	1
26 Jan 2017	24	16	23	16	15	19	5	14	3	5	8	1	1		2	1
25 Jan 2017	25	16	23	16	15	19	5	14	3	4	8	1	1		2	2
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↑ "Peilingwijzer" (in Dutch).
↑ Mostly Pirate Party, Denk, VNL, FvD and sometimes undefined
↑ 3 seats for Denk and 2 for FvD
↑ "Actueel".
↑ Provinciale Statenverkiezingen (in Dutch). Retrieved 11 February 2015.
↑ "Sprongetje PVV - samen met VVD virtueel grootste partij". TNS NIPO. Retrieved 16 September 2014.
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↑ "Ipsos". 10 March 2015. Retrieved 10 March 2015.
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[1] "Peilingwijzer" (in Dutch).

[ReferenceA-2] Mostly Pirate Party, Denk, VNL, FvD and sometimes undefined

[3] 3 seats for Denk and 2 for FvD

[4] "Actueel".

[5] Provinciale Statenverkiezingen (in Dutch). Retrieved 11 February 2015.

[6] "Sprongetje PVV - samen met VVD virtueel grootste partij". TNS NIPO. Retrieved 16 September 2014.

[7] "SP nog wel groter dan PvdA in peiling S Nipo". TNS NIPO. 6 Nov 2012. Retrieved 6 Nov 2012.

[8] "De stemming van 21 oktober 2012". Peil. 21 Oct 2012. Archived from the original on 2012-11-08. Retrieved 21 Oct 2012.

[ipsos-9] "Ipsos". 10 March 2015. Retrieved 10 March 2015.

[10] "De Stemming". 26 Sep 2012. Retrieved 5 Nov 2012.

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