2015 Parliamentary Elections

The 2015 Parliamentary Elections in Veldenland was the first election since 1900 that was won by a party that was not the Social Party or the National Party. Victory was claimed by the Conservative Union who emerged after a steady rise. The election marked a strong surge in support for the Dutch Nationalists and the emergence of the Green Party as the dominant left party, who would later go on to merge with the Worker's Party who won 6 seats, becoming the second largest left leaning party and Solidarity emerged in this election as the third largest left leaning party on 5 seats.

Following the election, the Conservative Union, Veldenland First and Dutch National Party formed a short, two year government, until a Vote of No Confidence brought down the government after the DNP left the coalition. The election was notable for being the election in which all major party leaders were first elected, bar the Phoenix and Conservative Union leaders.

Results
In total, six parties entered Parliament, more than in any other election in Veldenland history.