Eemsdelta reveals final municipal election results: turnout at 48.87%
The municipality of Eemsdelta has announced the final results of its municipal council elections, with nearly half of eligible voters casting their ballots. Citizens can now view the new council's composition, marking the end of the first extended term since the reorganisation.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Turnout | 48.87% |
| Total votes cast | 17,805 |
| Valid votes | 17,656 |
| Invalid votes | 55 |
| Blank votes | 94 |
| Election date | 18 March 2026 |
| Farewell current council | 30 March 2026, 19:30 |
| Installation new council | 1 April 2026, 19:30 |
| Municipality | Eemsdelta |
The Central Electoral Committee, led by the Mayor of Eemsdelta, oversees the accurate and transparent execution of municipal elections. The municipality of Eemsdelta is responsible for ensuring the democratic process is accessible and results are communicated to the public.
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Final results of the municipal council elections
On Thursday 26 March, Ben Visser, Mayor and Chairman of the Central Electoral Committee, announced the final results of the municipal council elections for the municipality of Eemsdelta.
The turnout for the municipal council elections was 48.87%. A total of 17,805 votes were cast, of which 17,656 were valid, 55 invalid and 94 blank.
Final results
The final results of the reorganisation elections held on 18 March 2026 are as follows:
The results per party and per candidate can be found on the page with the final results.
Farewell to the current council and installation of the new council
On Monday 30 March at 19:30, the current council of Eemsdelta will be bid farewell. This is the very first council since the reorganisation and therefore has served a longer period (2021-2026) than the usual four years in office. On Wednesday 1 April at 19:30, the new council of the municipality of Eemsdelta will be installed. Both meetings can be viewed live (or later) via the website of Raad Eemsdelta (link is external).