Australians who can't make it to the polls on Saturday, cast an early ballot.<br/> <br />But with hours to go until the federal election officially opens, pollsters say the result is already foregone conclusion.....Tony Abbot's Liberal-National party is set to beat incumbent Kevin Rudd with a clear majority.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) NILAR ALOM, FINANCIAL ADVISOR SAYING:<br/> <br />"Labor's had a chance for six years. Let's see what the Liberals can do."<br/> <br />Abbot's coalition favours tough border controls, lower taxes and a smaller government.<br/> <br />But poltical analysts say there is little to choose between the two parties.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(English) EVA COX, SOCIAL POLICY LECTURER UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY SAYING:<br/> <br />"The distinction between sort of left and right which has been one of the sort of basics of most western politics for a very long time is very unclear and I think the result is that people are just trying to work out 'what's in it for me?' because that's what they ar
