The results of the 16th March 2017, 12:50 h (GMT+1, >93% of the votes counted):

VVD (People's Party [Mark Rutte, current President]): 33 seats
PVV (Freedom Party [Geert Wilders]): 20 seats
D66 (Liberal progressives): 19 seats
CDA (Christian Democrats): 19 seats
GL (Greens): 14 seats
SP (Socialists): 14 seats
PvdA (Labour): 9 seats
CU (Christian Union): 5 seats
PvdD (Pro Animals): 5 seats
Others: 12 seats

Rutte has lost MPs in the parliament and now needs the support of at least three more parties to govern (76 seats needed). Coalition talks will start immediately, but could take months to finalise, especially because no major party would want to form a coalition with Wilders' PVV.

Jean-Claude Juncker (EU-president), Angela Merkel (German chancellor), François Hollande (French president), Guy Verhofstadt (Leader of the ALDE-coalition in the EU-parliament) and Mariano Rajoy (Spanish prime minister) already congratulated Rutte for his win and see the victory as a sign against right-wing populism and are all happy, that the dutch people seem to remain a common sense.

Nicolas Bay (secretary general of the Front National in France) said, he was encouraged by the gains of Wilders, while Frauke Petry (leader of the German Alternative für Deutschland) is a bit disappointed and would have awaited a better victory for her dutch counterpart.
Turkish officials however stated, there would be "no difference" between the ruling dutch liberals and the "fascist" anti-immigration politician Wilders.