A final poll conducted by Dienst Onderzoek & Statistiek for AT5 and Het Parool indicates that the PvdA and GroenLinks parties are stable in Amsterdam, while D66 is experiencing a slight decline compared to four years ago. Although seven smaller parties collectively account for 8.5 percent of potential votes, none are projected to secure a seat. D66 now stands at 12.3 percent, a notable drop from previous polls and national election results. The PvdA and GroenLinks, which will form a single faction after the election, together command over 32 percent of the vote, with PvdA slightly leading at 17.6 percent and GroenLinks at 15.2 percent. The current coalition of PvdA, GroenLinks, and D66 could potentially continue, as their combined projected seats remain at 24, though one seat would shift from D66 to PvdA. Other parties showing shifts include JA21 and the Party for the Animals gaining seats, while the VVD and Bij1 are projected to lose seats. The poll, conducted between March 9-12 among 771 respondents, acknowledges a significant uncertainty as one in eight Amsterdammers remain undecided.