Fear not.
http://realclearpolitics.com/polls.html
RCP Average 10/27-11/1 48.9% 47.4% 0.9% Bush +1.5
Marist (1026 LV) 11/1 49% 50% 0% Kerry +1
GW/Battleground (1000 LV) 10/31-11/1 50% 46% 0% Bush +4
TIPP (1041 LV) 10/30-11/1 50.1% 48.0% 1.1% Bush +2.1
CBS News (939 LV) 10/29-11/1 49% 47% 1% Bush +2
Harris (1509 LV) 10/29-11/1 49% 48% 2% Bush +1
FOX News (1200 LV) 10/30-10/31 46% 48% 1% Kerry +2
Reuters/Zogby (1208 LV) 10/29-10/31 48% 47% 1% Bush +1
CNN/USA/Gallup(1573 LV)* 10/29-10/31 49% 49% 1% TIE
NBC/WSJ (1014 LV) 10/29-10/31 48% 47% 1% Bush +1
ABC/Wash Post (2904 LV)** 10/28-10/31 49% 48% 0% Bush +1
ARG (1258 LV) 10/28-10/30 48% 48% 1% TIE
CBS/NY Times (643 LV) 10/28-10/30 49% 46% 1% Bush +3
Pew Research (1925 LV) 10/27-10/30 51% 48% 1% Bush +3
Newsweek (882 LV) 10/27-10/29 50% 44% 1% Bush +6
Bush up by 4 points in FL and 2 in OH...
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6363705/
Kerry is always either even, or behind. It would be a final-hour miracle if Kerry won.
The electoral-vote site is heavily partisan, ignore that site.
realclearpolitics.com is good, as is mason-dixon.com is supposed to be the most accurate, historically, although I don't see that they release their polls publicly.
- Gabe