Editing Livable Netherlands (section)

==Representation==
===House of Representatives===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: right;"
!scope="col" | Election
!scope="col" | [[Lead candidate]]
!scope="col" class="unsortable" | List
!scope="col" | Votes
!scope="col" | %
!scope="col" | Seats
!scope="col" | +/–
!scope="col" | Government
!scope="col" class="unsortable"| {{refh}}
|-
! scope="row" | [[2002 Dutch general election|2002]]
| align="left"| [[Fred Teeven]]
| [[List of Livable Netherlands candidates in the 1977 Dutch general election|List]]
|153,055
| 1.6
| {{Composition bar compact|2|150|hex={{party color|Livable Netherlands}}}}
| 
| {{no2|in opposition}}
| align="left"| 
|-
! scope="row" | [[2003 Dutch general election|2003]]
| align="left"| [[Haitske van der Linde]]
| [[List of Livable Netherlands candidates in the 1977 Dutch general election|List]]
| 38,894
| 0.4
| {{Composition bar compact|0|150|hex={{party color|Livable Netherlands}}}}
| {{decrease}} 2
| {{eliminated|extra-parliamentary}}
| align="left"| 
|}

The party were unable to ever obtain any European Parliament or Senate seats. Their support came mostly from independent voters, who no longer felt connected to a particular party.

===Municipal and Provincial Government===
The municipal and local Leefbaar parties were not an official part of the party. Some of these parties, most notably [[Livable Rotterdam]] were however founded around the same time hoping to gain from the same momentum. Many of these parties are represented in [[Provincial council (Netherlands)|provincial]] and [[Municipal council (Netherlands)|municipal councils]] and cooperated in several [[municipal executive]]s. They were highly successful in the 2002 municipal elections, but lost much of their support in the [[2006 Dutch municipal elections|2006 municipal elections]].