Most Dutch parties support measures against migration, and Geert Wilders has a good chance of winning the elections, but not necessarily to govern.

In the Netherlands, immigration has become a central topic in public debate and in the electoral campaign. Geert Wilders, the leader of the Party for Freedom (PVV), which promotes anti-immigration policies, has a good chance of winning the elections, but it is not guaranteed that he will come to power. Protests against immigration have increased, and many voters link the housing issue to immigration, believing that asylum seekers have priority in accessing social housing.

Although the number of immigrants has decreased, the topic remains dominant, having a significant impact on politics. Wilders withdrew the party from a governing coalition, demanding strict measures against immigration. Although the PVV could win, other traditional parties want to prevent its participation in government, and possible coalitions are forming around centrist and right-wing parties.