Traders' strong consensus on "No" at 84.5% reflects the stability of the newly formed centrist minority coalition government, sworn in on February 23, 2026, under Prime Minister Rob Jetten of D66, alongside VVD and CDA partners. This followed the October 29, 2025, snap election triggered by the prior right-wing coalition's collapse over migration policy, with the House of Representatives last dissolved then. Since formation, no successful no-confidence motions or major parliamentary crises have emerged, despite the government's lack of a majority requiring case-by-case opposition support. The far-right PVV's January implosion, losing seven MPs amid internal strife, has weakened potential challengers, while next general elections remain scheduled for 2030. Risks persist on budget votes and policy sticking points like asylum, but recent procedural deadlocks have not escalated to dissolution threats.