The Netherlands held the elections on October 29 after the collapse of the government Election news

Opinion polls indicate a close race between the right -wing PVV PVV party and the left alliance/green.

Dutch voters will go to the polls on October 29 in the Snap elections that resulted in the drama The collapse of the right -wing coalition.

Interior Minister Judith Ottermark announced the date of the elections on Friday and said that she will coordinate with the municipalities to ensure a series of series.

Opinion polls refer to a close race between the extremist right -wing party (PVV), led by Firebrand Geert Wilders, and the Labor/Green Legal Alliance, headed by France Timmermans Vice President of the former European Commission.

VVD left the center right a little, indicating a tightly disputed vote.

The elections were summoned after the PVV was withdrawn from the ruling coalition in A. Immigration policyPrime Minister Dick Show and his ministry to resign.

Wilders accused the government of withdrawing its feet to implement what was intended to be the “most stringent” immigration policy approved by the four coalition.

His decision to drop the coalition pushed a violent reaction from the partners who accused him of disposing of the self -interest.

“We had a right -wing majority, and everything left for the ego,” said Dylan Yeseliguz, the leader of VVD, who was a coalition member.

“It is not responsible to land the government at this stage,” added Nicoolian Van Vohnhofen, NSC leader, another member of the collapsed alliance.

PVV surprised the Wilders Political Corporation in November 2023 by Winning 37 out of 150 seats in Parliament Emerging as the largest party with a strong margin.

For the ruling, he collected a four-party coalition with VVD, BBB farmers and anti-violating NSC-but the price was to give up his ambition to become the Prime Minister.

The poll shows from May 31 that PVV’s support has decreased slightly – from 23 percent at the time of the 2023 elections to 20 percent. The Labor/Green Legal Alliance closely follows 19 percent and currently occupies 25 seats in the lower parliament, and only the second to PVV.

The fragmented political scene makes the result difficult.

Meanwhile, Schoof said it and the cabinet will continue in a supportive role until a new government is formed.