荷兰大选进入尾声,D66与PVV激烈竞逐
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荷兰大选进入尾声,D66与PVV激烈竞逐

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随着超过90%的选票计入,中间偏自由派的D66党和极右翼的自由党(PVV)在荷兰议会选举中势均力敌,预计各自获得26个席位。

随着荷兰议会选举接近尾声,由罗布·耶滕领导的中间偏自由派D66党和盖特·维尔德斯的极右翼自由党(PVV)展开激烈竞争,据荷兰新闻社ANP报道,两党预计将在150个众议院席位中各获得26席。最初的出口民调显示D66领先。耶滕在向支持者发表讲话时表示:“数百万荷兰人民翻开了新的一页;他们告别了消极政治。”维尔德斯承认结果未达预期,指出至少损失了10个席位,但强调这仍是该党第二好的成绩。其他政党也竞争激烈,保守自由派的人民党(VVD)预计获得22席,随后是左翼的绿左-工党联盟和基督教民主党。此次选举因6月前政府倒台而提前举行,当时维尔德斯因对庇护和移民政策的分歧退出执政联盟。耶滕领导的D66经历了显著增长,预计席位从12席跃升至27席,这得益于他在电视辩论中的出色表现和公众知名度的提升。组建联盟预计将十分复杂,耶滕表达了希望组建一个“稳定且有雄心”的广泛联盟的愿望。潜在合作伙伴包括工党-绿左联盟、保守自由派和焕发新活力的基督教民主党。竞选期间,移民、住房短缺和医疗保健等问题成为焦点,住房危机尤为突出。D66提出建设10个新城市以解决近40万套住房短缺的问题。随着最后选票的统计完成,荷兰将进入一个联盟组建期,这将决定未来数年国家的政治格局。

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As the Dutch parliamentary election nears completion, the centrist-liberal D66 party, led by Rob Jetten, and Geert Wilders' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) are in a tight race, each projected to secure 26 seats in the 150-seat House of Representatives, according to Dutch news agency ANP.

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Rob Jetten, the 38-year-old leader of the Dutch centrist party D66, is on track to become the Netherlands' youngest and first openly gay prime minister following a strong performance in the national elections.

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The election was precipitated by the collapse of the previous government in June, when Wilders withdrew from the ruling coalition over disagreements on asylum and migration policy.

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D66 has proposed building 10 new cities to address the shortage of nearly 400,000 homes.

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Jetten's D66 has experienced a significant surge, rising from a projected 12 seats to 27, attributed to his strong performances in televised debates and increased public visibility.

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Coalition negotiations are expected to be complex, with Jetten expressing a desire for a broad-based coalition that is both 'stable and ambitious.'

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Potential partners include the Labour-GreenLeft alliance, the conservative liberals, and the revitalized Christian Democrats.

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The election campaign focused on issues such as migration, housing shortages, and healthcare, with the housing crisis being particularly prominent.

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