With Election Day less than 48 hours away, the presidential candidates are trying their hardest to win those last minute votes before the final decision is made. A list of the latest findings from the top polling firms give an idea about who will win the presidential election.

Politico
 Politico/George Washington University national poll, 1,000 likely voters, conducted from Oct. 29 - Nov. 1: President Barack Obama 48 percent, Mitt Romney 48 percent, undecided 3 percent [tied]

NBC News/ Wall Street Journal/Marist College national poll, 1,475 likely voters, conducted from Nov. 1- 3: Obama 48 percent, Romney 47 percent [Obama]

Public Policy Polling national poll, 1,200 likely voters, conducted from Nov. 1 - 3: Obama 50 percent, Romney 47 percent, undecided 3 percent [Obama]

Rasmussen Reports
 Daily Presidential Tracking Poll, national: Romney 49 percent, Obama 48 percent [Romney]

Electoral College projections: Obama 237 Electoral votes, Romney 206 votes [Obama]

Virginia: Romney 50 percent, Obama 48 percent [Romney]

Montana, 500 likely voters, conducted on Oct. 29: Romney 53 percent, Obama 43 percent [Romney]

Indiana, 600 likely voters, conducted on Nov. 1: Romney 52 percent, Obama 43 percent [Romney]

RealClearPolitics, Released Nov. 5

General Election Romney vs. Obama, Rasmussen Reports: Obama 48 percent, Romney 49 percent [Romney]

Ohio, Romney vs. Obama, Ohio Poll/University of Cincinnati: Obama 50 percent, Romney 49 percent [Obama]

Florida, Romney vs. Obama, Florida Times-Union/InAdv: Romney 52 percent, Obama 47 percent [Romney]

Virginia, Romney vs. Obama, NBC/WSJ/Marist: Obama 48 percent, Romney 47 percent [Obama]

New Hampshire, Romney vs. Obama, WMUR/UNH: Obama 51 percent, Romney 48 percent [Obama]

Missouri, Romney vs. Obama, SurveyUSA: Romney 50 percent, Obama 43 percent [Romney]

Minnesota, Romney vs. Obama, KSTP/SurveyUSA: Obama 52 percent, Romney 41 percent [Obama]

Massachusetts, Romney vs. Obama, UMass/Boston Herald: Obama 57 percent, Romney 37 percent [Obama]