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BBB elected to 19 councils, party ran in 29 municipalities

BBB elected to 19 councils, party ran in 29 municipalities

The BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB) secured seats in 19 of the 29 municipalities where it participated in local elections. Preliminary results indicate the party gained three seats each in Waadhoeke, Venray, Hof van Twente, and Berkelland.

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