On the eve of the 2010 Elections, we have a very tight race in Ohio for Governor. The Senate race in Ohio, however, according to the latest pre-election polls, is pretty much decided before people even go to the voting booths. Lets take a look at both key races in the 2010 Ohio elections.

For Senate, we have the Democrat, Fisher, running against the Republican, Portman. Despite a tighter race several months ago, Portman has really climbed recent polls, and is in position to walk away with the Senate seat in Ohio. According to a poll released by Public Policy Polling, just yesterday, Portman leads Fisher 57-39. A day prior, on the 30th, a poll by Rasmussen Reports indicated that Portman was ahead 57-33. Unless an all out disaster occurs in the Portman camp on this last day, the Republican should walk away with an easy victory.

The Governors race in Ohio, however, is too close to call. Polls on the 28th indicated that Kasich may be pulling away from Democrat, Strickland, however, a recent poll released yesterday afternoon by Public Policy Polling, indicated the two are in a virtual tie with the Republican, Kasich leading Strickland 49-48.

In an election year that should go more to Republicans than Democrats, every vote counts. Make sure you get out and vote tomorrow.