Dutch voters head to the polls on Wednesday, October 29th for a snap election.
Polls suggest anti-immigration and anti-Islam leader Geert Wilders is narrowly on course to repeat his stunning election success from two years ago with his right-wing Freedom Party (PVV).
But with half the electorate still undecided, the result is too close to call, and a pack of three other parties has been closing the gap in recent days.
Wilders sparked the election by collapsing the previous government in a row over immigration, pulling the PVV out of a fractious four-way coalition.
All mainstream parties have ruled out a partnership with him again, declaring him unreliable or his views too unpalatable.
The main campaign issues have been immigration and a housing crisis that especially affects young people in the densely populated country.
