Exit polls from the Netherlands suggest that Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom is set to secure about 25 seats in the Dutch parliament, falling short of expectations. The centrist D66 party is projected to lead with roughly 27 seats, positioning itself as the largest party according to early results. Wilders, known for his strong stance on immigration and Islam, acknowledged that his party is unlikely to join the governing coalition if D66 forms the next government. The outcome signals a shift in political momentum and sets the stage for coalition negotiations.