Dutch Election 2025: Winners and Losers
The Dutch election saw significant outcomes, with Liberal leader Rob Jetten achieving a major success, while left-wing leader Frans Timmermans faced a disappointing result. The far-right figurehead Geert Wilders also played a notable role.
After two years of political instability, the Dutch aimed to move forward with Wednesday's election. However, the country remains deeply divided, with the top two parties, the centrist liberal D66 and the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), being sworn enemies.
Geert Wilders has said he "basically disagrees with everything [Jetten] says."
D66 leader Rob Jetten positioned himself as a counterpart to PVV's Geert Wilders during his campaign. According to Dutch convention, the largest party gets the first opportunity to form a coalition, and its leader is likely to become prime minister, currently favoring Jetten.
- Centrist liberal D66: first place
- Far-right Party for Freedom (PVV): second place
The coming weeks remain uncertain, as the formation of a coalition is pending, and other parties may attempt to form a government if talks fail.
Author's summary: Dutch election results show a divided country.
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