When you travel around America like Kevin and I have done over the past five days, it feels as if the American Suburb, neat, cheerful and convienent to the point of soulessness, will keep on spreading across the continent until every American family has its own driveway and a yard with a basketball hoop. The traditional electorates like the big-city liberal and the rural redneck are not far off becoming endangered species. Perhaps everyone in America will one day be undecided voters. Finally, I promised you the results of my snap poll on how well informed the American electorate is. This is the last in a series of reports by Washington correspondent Tom Carver written in response to questions from BBC News Online users as part of our Vote USA 2000 Election Challenge coverage.
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