The Jetten minority cabinet, installed in February 2026 following the October 2025 snap elections, currently commands 66 seats in the 150-seat Tweede Kamer and faces no immediate confidence crisis or credible opposition coalition positioned to force dissolution. Dutch constitutional procedure permits early dissolution via royal decree followed by elections within months, yet the normal four-year term runs into 2029–2030 and parties show limited appetite for another vote before year-end. Recent parliamentary debates and the absence of viable alternatives have reinforced cabinet survival incentives, while the main near-term test—budget negotiations—remains months away within the December 31, 2026 resolution window. Trader consensus at 91.5% against dissolution therefore reflects the current stability of the post-2025 arrangement and the high procedural and political barriers to an additional early election this calendar year.