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Expaterience Special Report:
Election Day – Results Night – Analysis
On March 18, The Hague headed to the polls once again. This time for the municipal council elections following the national parliamentary elections a few months earlier. Residents of The Hague could cast their vote for twenty different parties. On Election Day, we visited several polling stations across the city and spoke with volunteers and voters about their experiences and about the importance of voting.
We were also present at the Results Night of several parties at different locations throughout the city: Volt The Hague, VVD The Hague, and Hart voor Den Haag. Watch the first reactions to the exit polls and the preliminary results. We also spoke with party leaders Mylène Tabernal, Lotte van Basten Batenburg, and Richard de Mos about the results, their campaigns, and their vision for the political future of the city over the next four years.
‘The morning after,’ Maxime Kok, political reporter with Den Haag FM, shared his in-depth analysis of the recent election campaigns and the results they produced. Why did Hart voor Den Haag grow even larger than expected, and what is the secret behind Richard de Mos’ success? Which coalitions are possible in the new city council?
Recording Dates:
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Research, Reporting, and Production:
Dennis Kokkelink, Douwe Volk, Fritz van der Koelen, Marian Loth, Robin Uineken, Roderick Wijsmuller, Roderik Plas
Interviews:
Douwe Volk, Robin Uineken
Video Editing & Post-Production:
Robin Uineken
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About Expaterience
Expaterience is The Hague’s unique TV talk show and online media project, produced and hosted by expats and internationals for the diverse international audiences in our city and the Haaglanden region, exploring the successes and challenges of expat life, both personal and professional, within the broader context of key social issues and current global developments, while uniting residents, curious minds, thought leaders, and multicultural professionals to discuss the most pressing issues of our time.
Expaterience is produced entirely by international volunteers.
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