One thing I won't miss about Election season are the polls. Here a poll, there a poll -- everywhere a poll, poll.

And all polls, I've come to learn, are not created equal. Some are skewed left, some right. Some are based on phone calls. Others, the Internet or door to door.

They also tend to run a few days behind. So if there is a surge one way or the other, we don't really see it for two or three days. By then, the other side has done or said something to make it null and void anyway.

What I have done is create the G2 Tracking Poll. I take a cross-section of the more reputable ones and come up with my own equation.

So ... with the Election tomorrow, here is what the G2 poll is telling us:

- John McCain, as some polls are indicating, has closed the gap in terms of popular vote.

- Barack Obama has a stranglehold on the Electoral College, even if McCain comes too close for comfort on the popular vote.

I see Obama breaking 300 electoral votes, which puts him well over the top. He will struggle to get to 50 percent in popular vote, although I'm going to say he comes away with 51 to McCain's 47. The other two are divided between the independent candidates.

So there you have it - Barack Obama is your next president of the United States, according to the G2 tracking poll.

The best news? No more Sarah Palin!