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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte claimed an “overwhelming” victory in elections on Wednesday, vowing to use his fourth term in office to rebuild the country after the coronavirus pandemic. Already one of Europe’s longest serving leaders after ten years in office, exit polls showed Rutte’s liberal party clearly winning the most seats in parliament after the socially distanced three-day vote. AFP

People wait in line at the Binnenhof to cast their vote at a polling station setup in the Dutch Senate in The Hague on March 17, 2021 during the parliamentary elections. (Photo by Bart Maat / ANP / AFP)

A voter casts his ballot in a polling station set up in the chapel of Hoog Soeren, Apeldoorn, on March 17, 2021, during Netherlands’ general elections. – Dutch voters cast their ballots on March 17 with measures in place to contain infections in Europe’s first Covid election of 2021, taking place over three days. (Photo by Vincent Jannink / ANP / AFP)

Dutch tv news Presenter Malou Petter hosts a show during the Results Night at Public broadcaster NOS studios in the Hague, on March 17 2021. – Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s liberal party was set to win the most seats in elections dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, putting him on course to lead his fourth coalition government, exit polls predicted on March 17, 2021. (Photo by Sander Koning / ANP / AFP)