TheAmerican electorate is going to the polls tomorrow. As the hourspass, the battle for the position of ?leader of the free world?being contested by two high profile senators is being heatedlydebated in every corner of the nation. The country has seen both thecandidates campaigning hard for the last two years. Democratic Partyrepresentative Barack Obama has inched forward with a masterfully runcampaign, while Republican candidate John McCain rose from the deadin the primary season, fighting valiantly against better fundedrivals.

Thecampaign has tested many of the abilities of the candidates. From theinteresting debates were lessons learnt on managing sudden criticalissues while not forgetting to convey the right message to theirsupporters. The policies suggested by both the candidates have beenactively voted, opinions passed and discussions conducted. Obama?sdetailed policy proposals for healthcare, the wars in Iraq andAfghanistan, taxes and an economic rebound have seen a strong fightfrom McCain's proposals for Iraq, taxes, healthcare, housing andtrade. The past couple of years have seen a steady rise in supportfor them from various quarters.

campaign is not only buzzing on the streets of Washington; onlinecampaigns on election sites have made it possible for the world overto better know the future face of America. Opinions, discussions,polls and many more events have enthralled worldwide users into thelong battle for the White House. ,an online discussion network, with two million users across the globehas generated over one million opinions. The current politicalscenario in the country has brought in new participants, all of themeager to share their views and opinions on the latest election news.In fact, an enthusiastic 83% has already voted in favor of Obama,showing the leaning trend towards his popularity.

Butfor the two parties, American citizens stand united in the cause forelecting and selecting the better of the two. They are poised for agreater change as they await an exciting finish to the long runningbattle. American Democratic polls can change the face of many burningissues across the globe. So, the last hour is worth every minute tothe millions across the USA.