With just hours left, we put our top commentators on a podium and asked them for their final predictions. To find out what they were, you'll have to listen, but to hint, Polly Toynbee thinks that people will be voting against the Conservatives and things can still happen, while Andrew Rawnsley thinks that pollsters don't know the whole story.
John Harris thinks that what people are heading to the polls for isn't reflected in the politicians' talk.
We ask our audience what they thought of the Guardian and Observer's endorsement of the Liberal Democrats and their response is mixed, as is our panel's.
Then we turn to policy, specifically two of the themes that are dominating in London. Dave Hill our London blogger reports from Westminster North on housing, and Jon Dennis scrutinises the transport policies being put forwards by the parties.
Finally to personality. Andrew is the world expert on Gordon Brown's psychological flaws. He thinks we haven't seen the real Brown in this campaign – either the flaws or the virtues, and Polly wonders why Brown ever thought it was the right job for him.
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