LEIDEN, the Netherlands — Waking up bleary eyed this Thursday morning and wondering who won the Dutch election? Well, it’s a stunner.  Here’s our brief explainer on the progressive liberal party that surged in recent weeks to match Geert Wilders’ far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) on the back of a charismatic young leader.  Start from the beginning, please, who won the Dutch election? The liberal-progressive D66 party — short for Democrats 66; founded in 1966, natch — is on track to win 26 seats