Dutch Election: A Nail-Biter Ahead
The Netherlands is set to elect a new parliament, with three parties expected to win 23 seats each, according to final polls.
With the far-right, center-left, and liberals neck-and-neck, the outcome is uncertain. The election follows the government's collapse in June.
- Geert Wilders' Freedom Party (PVV)
- Frans Timmermans' GreenLeft-Labor (GL-PVDA)
- Rob Jetten's liberal D66
Undecided voters are likely to play a decisive role, given the volatile voter support.
The winner is anyone’s guess.
Author's summary: Dutch election highly unpredictable.
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