It is increasingly looking like Geert Wilders could become Europe's very first libertarian President in history.

From Reuters, March 7:

Wilders three seats ahead of rivals in Dutch Poll

The Maurice de Hond poll put the PVV on 27 seats in the June 9 national elections, while the CDA and the Labour Party (PvdA) were both on 24 seats. The poll also showed that none of the three most likely coalitions would be able to form a majority government without reaching across lines to a fourth or fifth party.

In local council polls on March 3, Wilders made substantial gains, positioning him to do well in the national election. Balkenende's Christian Democrats were seen as the biggest loser in the council voting.

A PVV triumph could also mark the first time in history that a European Nation would have a libertarian party as the governing party. Just two weeks ago, the PVV won a majority of council seats in the city of Alsmere (pop. 188,000), and placed second in The Hague, the second largest city in the Netherlands.