Although Alaska is a rather unpopulated state, the senate race in the nations largest state by land mass has been just as important as any other race in the nation. It’s difficult, however, to really tell who is in the lead in the Alaskan Election, as pre-election polls seem to be all over the place.

Tea Party candidate Joe Miller is taking on Democrat Scott McAdams and write-in candidate Lisa Murkowski. The three person race is really shaping up to be a battle for the ages. Several different polls indicate any of the three candidates have a shot at winning tomorrow’s election, with Joe Miller seeming to get the most publicity throughout the country. Miller is seen as a product of Sarah Palin. If Miller loses, the political future of the 2008 Vice Presidential candidate will be in questions. A victory for the fellow Tea Party candidate, Miller, and Palin certainly will look like a viable candidate for the 2012 Presidential election.

A Public Policy Polling poll has indicated that Joe Miller is in the lead with 37% of the votes, while Democrat, Scott McAdams, and the write-in candidate, Lisa Murkowski each command 30% of the Alaskan vote. Having said this, numerous polls throughout the last week have shown varying results, indicating that this is anyone’s race, up until the final vote is cast on Tuesday.