There may be just a few thousand votes between the two top parties in the Dutch national elections as the very final results come in for the dead heat vote.
With 99.7 per cent of votes counted, at the time of publication both Geert Wilders’ right-wing-sovereigntist Party For Freedom (PVV) and Rob Jetten’s centre-left-liberal Democrats 66 (D66) both have 16.7 per cent of the national vote. This is enough to give them 26 parliament seats each, well short of the 76 seats needed to form a government.
In the end the coalition didn’t work; despite early promises other parties in the government were obstructionist on Mr Wilders delivering the border…
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