Bratislava residents cast their ballots in a tight early election seen as key to whether Slovakia will keep supporting neighbouring Ukraine after a campaign marked by disinformation. "Elections are important to me so that something changes in this country. Our political culture and behaviour (of politicians) has sunk very low, it would be good if it changed," says Dana Vongrajova. Two parties were neck-and-neck in the final opinion polls -- the left-wing Smer-SD of populist former premier Robert Fico and the centrist Progressive Slovakia of European Parliament vice-speaker Michal Simecka. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES