Xinhua News Agency, The Hague, October 29 (Reporter Wang Xiangjiang, Shao Haijun) The exit poll of the House of Representatives election released by the Dutch Radio Program Company on the evening of the 29th showed that the June 6th Democratic Party led by Rob Yetten won 27 seats, temporarily leading by a slight margin.

The Liberal Party was followed by 25 seats, the Liberal Democratic People's Party was third with 23 seats, the Green-Labour League with 20 seats, and the Christian Democracy League with 19 seats.

According to the results of the poll, the six-six Democratic seats in the House of Representatives have increased by 18 seats compared to the elections in 2023, and it is expected to replace the Liberal Party as the largest party in the House of Representatives.

The four political parties that formed the previous ruling coalition-the Liberal Party, the Liberal Democratic People's Party, the Farmers 'Party and the New Social Contract Party-all suffered setbacks. Among them, the Liberal Party dropped from 37 to 25 seats, the Liberal Democratic People's Party dropped by 1 seat, the Farmers 'Party lost 3 seats, and the New Social Contract Party dropped from 20 seats to zero seats.

The Dutch radio program company said that the exit poll had a margin of error of up to two seats. The official results of the election will be announced by the Dutch Election Commission in the near future.

Following the publication of the poll, Timmermans, the leader of the Green-Labour alliance, resigned, saying he was "deeply disappointed with the election results."

In June this year, the Liberal Party withdrew from the ruling coalition over refugee policy issues, leading to the resignation of the coalition government led by Prime Minister Shoff, and the cabinet was in custody.