The vote count in the Dutch parliamentary elections shows a decline in support for the far-right party led by Geert Wilders. The 'Freedom Party' lost a significant number of seats compared to the previous elections. This outcome is seen as a reflection of voters' fatigue from populist rhetoric. Political analysts note that the electorate prefers more moderate and centrist forces. Nevertheless, the 'Freedom Party' remains one of the largest parliamentary factions. It is expected that the formation of a coalition government will require lengthy negotiations.
