Icelanders react the morning after the country voted in a general election, hoping for change but remaining careful until a coalition is formed. The collapse of a fraught coalition prompted snap legislative elections, where early results showed the Social Democrats leading the ruling Independence Party. With the ballots of more than a quarter of eligible voters counted, the Social Democratic Alliance -- led by Kristrun Frostadottir -- are ahead with 22.8 percent of the vote, according to broadcaster RUV. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES