Dutch general election results by Municipality (March, 2017) - Vivid Maps
Here's everything you need to know about the Dutch election
Top Dutch minister steps down from party leadership over 'intimidation' and 'threats' – POLITICO
The polarised nature of the Dutch party system and the volatility of the electorate ensure that any 'victory for the centre' is likely to be short-lived. | EUROPP
Views on political parties across Europe | Pew Research Center
Top MEP Sophie in 't Veld quits Dutch D66 party to join federalist Volt – POLITICO
The 2017 Netherlands election: Polls suggest mid-sized parties are now the new norm in Dutch politics | EUROPP
Can a pro-EU party thrive in Dutch elections?
A foundation for the next generation” - Dutch liberals set out vision at helm of new government - Liberal International
Dutch prime minister announces resignation after ruling coalition fails to agree on migration policy | PBS NewsHour
Liberals lead in new Dutch government - ALDE Party
Democrats 66 - Wikipedia
Dutch party wants abortion to be a human right across Europe – EURACTIV.com
How to watch the Dutch election like a pro – POLITICO
Dutch PM's Coalition at Risk With Farm Party Fighting Climate Targets - Bloomberg
The Dutch 2021 elections: education as the new divide? - The Progressive Post
Dutch election: progressive party surges as PM begins coalition talks | Netherlands | The Guardian
Well positioned for next coalition talks, Dutch D66 party says
The Longest Formation in Dutch history. Why did it take so long? What did it result in? And will that last? | Who Governs Europe
Dutch Elections Produce Another Popular Wave But the Same Prime Minister
Dutch Farmer Party BBB Poised to Overtake PM Mark Rutte's Liberals in Senate - Bloomberg
Dutch party leader Alexander Pechtold of the Democrats 66 (D66) party campaigns for the 2017 Dutch election in Utrecht | www.koorenphoto.nl
Pro-Europe Dutch politician Kaag books gains in election – EURACTIV.com
The polarised nature of the Dutch party system and the volatility of the electorate ensure that any 'victory for the centre' is likely to be short-lived. | EUROPP
Leaders of 4 Dutch parties open to renewing coalition | AP News
