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Poll: Who do you think will win the US presidential election?

The final debate took place in Florida last night, with two weeks to go before America decides on Obama or Romney. But who will they choose?

THE US PRESIDENTIAL election is now exactly two weeks away, with the latest polls showing the race tightening in the final days.

Up until the first debate in Denver at the beginning of the month, incumbent Democrat Barack Obama had a lead over his Republican challenger Mitt Romney in many polls.

But Obama’s performance was widely-panned that night and though in the two debates – including one on foreign policy last night – that have followed he has gained some ground, a NBC/Wall Street Journal poll earlier this week saw the candidates locked on 47 per cent each.

So with three debates completed and the election days away we want to know: Who do you think will win the US presidential election?


Poll Results:

Barack Obama (2282)
Mitt Romney (2175)
Don't know (466)

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As it happened: Obama and Romney battle in the final US presidential debate

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