Voters in the Netherlands are going to the polls in an election overshadowed by concerns about the eurozone debt crisis.
The result is expected to be a close contest between the centre-right VVD Liberal party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte and the centre-left Labour Party.
Mr Rutte wants to bring down the Netherlands' deficit and stimulate the economy by investing in infrastructure.
Labour's Diederik Samsom is promoting spending on job-creation programmes.
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