POLITICO provides an overview of the critical vote in the Netherlands, where far-right Geert Wilders is challenging the mainstream parties.
The election is currently too close to call, with the Netherlands deciding whether to swing left or maintain its rightward course.
Europe is holding its breath: Will the Netherlands swing left or maintain its rightward course?
The Dutch vote could cement the far right as the most popular party, but even if Geert Wilders wins, he is unlikely to become prime minister due to a lack of allies.
A coalition government excluding the far right is likely to be formed, setting off a scramble to negotiate alliances.
Author's summary: Dutch election decides Europe's course.