General elections were held in the Netherlands Antilles on 1 September 1958. This snap election was held after discussions about changing the Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Population: 124,340 (31 December 1957)<br> Entitled to vote: 49,636<br> Valid votes: 44,611<br> Seats: 12<br> Average valid votes per seat: 3,717.58
Population: 57,213 (31 December 1957)<br> Entitled to vote: 18,642<br> Valid votes: 17,161<br> Seats: 8<br> Average valid votes per seat: 2,145.125
Population: 5,663 (31 December 1957)<br> Entitled to vote: 2,623<br> Valide votes: 2,511<br> Seats: 1
Population: 3,769 (31 December 1957, Sint Maarten: 1,558; Sint Eustatius: 1,087; Saba: 1,124)<br> Valide votes: 1,425<br> Seats: 1
Jonckheer, Kroon, Van der Meer and Irausquin gave up their seats in parliament to become ministers in the Second Jonckheer cabinet. The first three were replaced by Hueck, Van der Linde-Helmijr and Bikker. Abbad was the replacement for Pieters Kwiers. Mid 1959 Leito succeeded Debrot.
Abraham died at the end of 1960.