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Nov 1, 2010 Tonight on World News, finish line. We are coast to coast with the latest polls, the colorful 11-hour pleas and what it will mean for Americans when the voting is over. Tracking terror. What did the US know before the cargo plane bombs were found and who is the 28-year-old named as the master bomb-maker? Health alert. New details on the real toll of the legal substance putting the most Americans at risk. And “We The People”. The farmers, doctors, singers. Portraits of the surprising men and women who decided to make this race. From ABC News election headquarters, this is ABC World News with Diane Sawyer. And good evening to all of you. By any measure, tomorrow is the day America decides. There will be a new roadmap for the next two years, and buses are lining up to take voters to the polls. Millions of last-minute calls hoping to fire up supporters in all 435 House races, 37 Senate races and 37 for governor. And tomorrow, were going to learn a lot about Washington and ourselves, sending a message to Congress and the president. And our big political team is on the streets across the country tonight covering it all, so lets begin this election eve with Jake Tapper at the White House. And Jake, I can only imagine theyre getting ready for a very long day and a very long night. Thats exactly right, Diane. Top Democrats say they expect Republicans to take control of the House of Representatives tomorrow, but the fight is on to contain the damage, keep the Senate in Democratic hands and get every last voter to the polls. Democrats in Colorado say to get out the vote in this final push theyre knocking on more than 600,000 doors. And have you made up your mind about who you support for U.S. Senate? And theyre making one million phone calls, some of them made today by Senator Michael Bennett himself in the fight of his life. And as voters prepare to go to the polls in just a few hours, we asked a number of them from coast to coast in one word, “What do