BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans headed to the polls on Sunday to cast their votes in a closely fought election that will decide the agenda for reform of Europe's largest economy and could bring in the country's first woman chancellor.
The conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) under Angela Merkel have consistently led the opinion polls and she is expected to become chancellor, displacing Gerhard Schroeder whose centre-left government has held power for seven years.
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