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Government and politics in Limburg (NL), Netherlands: official figures

The King's Commissioner (Commissaris van de Koning) in Limburg is E.G.M. Roemer (SP), appointed with effect from 1 December 2021.

Provincial Council seats
47
2023
Turnout, Provincial Council election 2023
53.9%
2023

Which party won the provincial election in Limburg province?

The Provincial Council (Provinciale Staten) of Limburg has 47 seats; at the election of 15 March 2023 the largest party was BBB (BoerBurgerBeweging) with 10 seats, followed by PVV (6) and VVD (5).

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What is the composition of the Provinciale Staten of Limburg province?

13 parties won seats in the Limburg Provincial Council in 2023: BBB (BoerBurgerBeweging) 10, PVV 6, VVD 5, CDA 5, GroenLinks 4, PvdA 3, SP 3, D66 3, LOKAAL-LIMBURG 2, JA21 2, Partij voor de Dieren 2, Forum voor Democratie 1, 50PLUS 1.

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What was the turnout in the provincial election in Limburg province?

Turnout at the 2023 Provincial Council election in the province of Limburg was 53.9% of 873,557 registered voters, 2nd lowest among the 12 provinces (all provinces: 58.8%).

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How did BBB do in Limburg province?

The BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB), founded in 2019, took 18.5% of the valid vote in the province of Limburg in 2023 (86,392 votes), 5th lowest among the 12 provinces.

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How many women are in the Provinciale Staten of Limburg province?

16 of the 47 members elected to the Limburg Provincial Council in 2023 were women (34%), 2nd highest among the 12 provinces.

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How many municipalities are there in Limburg province?

Limburg was divided into 31 municipalities on 1 January 2026, each with its own council and mayor.

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Who governs the province of Limburg and what is its budget?

Budget headline: the provincial government of Limburg spent €487 million on policy programmes in 2024, of which traffic and transport was the largest item.

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How Limburg (NL) compares with other provinces

Turnout at the 2023 Provincial Council election (%) (2023)

Limburg (NL) ranks 11 of 12, highest first.

RankRegionTurnout at the 2023 Provincial Council election (%)
6Groningen62.5%
7Zeeland62.4%
8North Holland56.8%
9North Brabant55.5%
10South Holland54.5%
11Limburg (NL)53.9%
12Flevoland52.4%
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Women among Provincial Council members elected in 2023 (%) (2023)

Limburg (NL) ranks 2 of 12, highest first.

RankRegionWomen among Provincial Council members elected in 2023 (%)
1Overijssel36%
2Limburg (NL)34%
3Utrecht29%
4Friesland (NL)26%
5Flevoland22%
6Gelderland22%
7Drenthe21%
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BBB share of the valid vote, Provincial Council election 2023 (%) (2023)

Limburg (NL) ranks 8 of 12, highest first.

RankRegionBBB share of the valid vote, Provincial Council election 2023 (%)
5Groningen23.5%
6Flevoland20.8%
7Zeeland19.8%
8Limburg (NL)18.5%
9North Brabant18.2%
10South Holland13.7%
11North Holland13.6%
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