Dutch Election: A Nail-Biting Finish
The Netherlands is set to elect a new parliament, with three parties - Geert Wilders' far-right Freedom Party (PVV), Frans Timmermans' left-wing GreenLeft-Labor (GL-PvdA), and Rob Jetten's liberal D66 - neck-and-neck in the polls, each expected to win 23 seats.
The election comes after the government collapse in June, and with one day to go, the outcome is still uncertain. The last Ipsos I&O poll reveals highly volatile voter support, with undecided voters likely to play a decisive role in determining the winner.
To form a majority, a party needs to secure 76 seats. The current predictions make for a tense election, with the winner still anyone's guess.
The numbers reveal highly volatile voter support, with undecided voters likely to play a decisive role.
Author's summary: Dutch election highly unpredictable.
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