Well most of the polls are innacurate since no cell phone users are included (which includes many of the young voters).  Also the point spread cited was 4% which is just a whisker beyond the margin of error.  It was, however a Zoghby poll, which history has shown is the most accurate of the pollsters.  Many of the others are way off. 

What's truly fascinating is that the majority of "undecideds" are still undecided despite a very favorable impression gained by them from John Kerry's performance in the debates.  They liked what they saw, but still cannot decide.  Many will only decide on voting day, I suspect at the last second when they look at that ballot.   We really won't know until it's over.  But...when will it end?  If the results are not decisive, we are going to face something even worse than last election, and for a longer period of time. 

G