Wednesday is the final day of campaigning before the United Kingdom goes to vote in the closest general election in nearly two decades.

The three main contenders would be well-advised to shake hands and kiss babies until the final hours. According to a new poll from ComRes, more than one out of three voters say they could still change their mind about which party to back.

The general elections of 2001 and 2005 recorded turnouts of less than 60 percent and 61 percent respectively — the second- and third-worst showings since 1900, the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council said.

(Source: CNN)