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Where are we voting tomorrow? These are the 7 most unique polling stations in the Netherlands

Where are we voting tomorrow? These are the 7 most unique polling stations in the Netherlands

The Dutch municipal elections are scheduled for Wednesday, featuring several unique voting locations across the country. Voters have the opportunity to cast their ballots in unconventional settings, such as an 18th-century venue in South Limburg or a museum for classic fire trucks.

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