Rob Jetten, the centrist liberal leader of the D66 party, has claimed victory in the closely contested Dutch election against anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders. With a narrow lead of 15,000 votes, Jetten's party is projected to secure 26 seats in parliament, potentially winning a 27th. Jetten expressed pride in the historic result and emphasized the importance of forming a stable government. Wilders, despite losing, refused to concede and raised allegations of vote-rigging. Jetten aims to create a coalition to address key issues like housing and migration, although forming one may be challenging.