The recent formation of the Jetten minority cabinet in February 2026, following the October 2025 snap elections and the collapse of the prior Schoof coalition over asylum policy, has anchored expectations against further dissolution of the House of Representatives this year. The three-party arrangement of D66, VVD, and CDA holds 66 seats and operates without a parliamentary majority, requiring case-by-case support, yet negotiators emphasized stability and swift policy delivery amid geopolitical pressures. No major cabinet crises, no-confidence motions, or official dissolution signals have emerged in the first half of 2026, and mainstream parties appear focused on governing rather than triggering early elections. This consensus aligns with historical patterns where newly installed Dutch governments rarely face immediate dissolution absent acute disputes.