Dutch Elections - Geert Wilders party lost Eleven seats, 10 percent less voters for PVV

Dutch Elections - Geert Wilders party lost Eleven seats, 10 percent less voters for PVV.(HLN)Google Translate.The populist Geert Wilders' PVV loses 11 seats unexpectedly large and amounts to 13 seats. Wilders acknowledged that his party has suffered a major defeat. "We have lost heavily as PVV. Today we are taking a step backwards, tomorrow we lick our wounds," Wilders said to his followers in a cafe in The Hague.
The party leader compared the results with a "new beginning". "Our struggle in the Netherlands is more necessary than ever. The best years of the Freedom Party are still ahead of us. In Brussels they celebrate party. We have hard weeks accommodate go," said Wilders, who 13 are still the "new lucky number "the party said. The Socialist SP Emile Roemer this summer in the polls stood at 38, but during the campaign enormously lost to the Labour Party of Samson, finally obtains 15 seats, which is the same score as two years ago. The christendemcoratische CDA was halved in the last election and now loses again sharply after government participation: 8 seats. The Christian Democrats hold a 13 on. In 2006, the then CDA leader Jan Peter Balkenende has 41 seats. The left liberal D66 stood long in significant gains in the polls, but it does not exceed a gain of 2 seats and comes to about 12. Green suffers the expected dramatic loss and comes in 4 seats. The Christian Union loses a bit and comes on 4. Newcomer 50plus comes with 3 seats in the Chamber. The ultra-conservative National Reformed SGP rises a seat and comes on 3. The Party for the Animals, the 2 seats they currently have.Hmmmm......It aint good to be a friend of Israel in Europe these days. Read the full story here.