The 2008 election cycle has left many voters unsure of the decisions for President of United States And for other offices throughout the nation.

As we have written in past, the withdrawal of senator Hillary Clinton from the race has left an ambiguous void in the hearts and minds of those who supported her and senator Obama’s choice of Joe Biden created extensive disappointment among many Clintonians.

While Senator Obama leads in almost every poll there remains continual uncertainty whether Clintonians will vote for him or swing conservative vote for Senator John McCain.

There is additional concern whether ethnic prejudice will severely hurt, Senator Obama’s chances as many borderline conservatives cast their vote on Election Day.

Current economic conditions favor Senator Obama, while Senator McCain remains more popular in terms of national security. The selection however is focused on the current economic crisis, not on war or terrorism.

We do not believe that racial prejudice will have an extensive impact or seriously damage senator Obama’s chances of election. From our review of polling data we believe that no more than a 5% impact will be felt against the Senator’s twelve point lead.

This election will be decided almost exclusively on the public’s belief in the candidate best suited to dealing with economic reform as well as bringing stability to national and global markets. The public appears to be hoping for a return true that comfort zone experienced at the height of the housing bubble.

They believe that this can be achieved again through new forms of energy and development of alternative energy solutions. This is quite possible! However, this will require extensive investment by the U.S. government.

In times of economic crisis, particularly in a depressed or recession influenced economy, expanding the deficit is the best if not the only means of recovery. In past, economic depression has been cured by water. The reason for this being the governments at war spend liberally, in deficit in order to assure success at war. That spending creates employment as well as corporate profit ensuring a free flow of money through the economy.

Water is not the only potential solution to economic crisis. When government acts as the incubator for new technology and business growth the same effect will be felt throughout the national, and indeed, global economy.

We will not endorse either candidate, but urge our readers to cast their vote relative to their own, and their family’s economic condition moving forward over the course of the next four years.