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An interesting aspect of this election is how different media outlets frame the story. With 129 outlets covering the results, coverage varies widely: 18 lean left, 19 lean right, and 22 sit in the center. Left-leaning outlets tend to highlight Wilders’ “anti-Muslim” stance and frame his party’s performance as a decline, whereas right-leaning sources emphasize that Wilders still achieved one of his best results ever. This disparity illustrates how media bias influences public perception, emphasizing the importance of platforms like Ground News which allow viewers to see different perspectives and better understand framing biases.