Centrist D66 party ousts far right to win Netherlands election, local media reports
The Netherlands' centrist D66 party has won the country's elections, ousting far-right leader Geert Wilders, a local news agency reported on Friday. While postal votes are still being counted, the likely narrow victory for D66 would mean its leader Rob Jetten can begin talks to form a coalition government.
The Netherlands' centrist D66 party has won the country's elections, ousting far-right leader Geert Wilders, a local news agency reported on Friday. While postal votes are still being counted, the likely narrow victory for D66 would mean its leader Rob Jetten can begin talks to form a coalition government.
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