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It has finally come down to this: 1 day left to determine who will become the next President of the United States of America. And it's going to be a nail-biter.

Since the Democratic and Republican conventions at the end of the summer, the 2000 presidential election has been essentially a two-horse race between Democratic nominee, Al Gore, and Republican nominee, George W. Bush. Recently, however, consumer advocate and Green Party candidate, Ralph Nader, has threatened to steal some support from the major candidates - Gore, in particular.

So how much impact, if any, do you think Ralph Nader will have tomorrow? Which of the two major candidates seems to have the most momentum heading into Tuesday’s election? What are your overall thoughts about the way all of this year's candidates have run their campaigns?

Here are some additional facts and figures to weigh and questions to answer before posting your opinions:

• On September 19, iWon ran 4 > our first informal poll on the election. 39% of iWon users said they would vote for Gore. 37% said Bush. Third party candidates received 4%. 7% were undecided. 

• On October 24, we ran 4 > a similar poll and the results changed greatly. 42% of iWon users said they would vote for Bush. 37% said Gore. 5% said they’d vote for a third-party candidate and 6% were undecided. 

• On Tuesday, October 31, we ran 4 > our third poll. The results were similar – 42% Bush, 37% Gore, 5% said they’d vote for a third-party candidate and 5% were undecided. Finally, on Friday we ran our most recent poll. The results? 43% Bush, 37% Gore, 4% Nader (with another 1% opting for "other third party candidate") and 4% still undecided.  

• What do you think happened that made the results swing so greatly from the first to the second poll? Why have the results of other media organizations’ polls varied so greatly? 

• How do you feel about the political advertisements run by each campaign thus far? Do “attack ads” work? 

• In your opinion, which of the presidential candidates has run the smartest and most effective overall campaign thus far? 

• How much of a role have the Vice Presidential nominees played for you when deciding whom to vote for? 

• Regardless of whom you are planning on voting for, who do you think will wind up being the next President of the United States of America?