Dilan Yesilgoz, leader of the Netherlands' centre-right VVD party, greets voters while on the campaign trail in the city of Hilversum. "I came as an 8-year-old refugee to this country, and I know what it means to seek for freedom and to seek for safety and security," she says. "And if you look at the Dutch current situation, you see that the migration level from asylum seekers but also from international workers who are coming here, and international students is way too high." The Dutch head to the polls on November 22 for what promises to be a seismic election, with upstart new parties shaking up the status quo and the result too close to call. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES