Election 2008: Tough decisions for undecided voters in the swing states.

With roughly eight million more female voters than male, women may be the most crucial voting block in this year's election. Senator Hillary Clinton and Governor Sarah Palin have undoubtedly changed the debate for many women voters, but the question is: How will they ultimately respond in the booth? NOW ON PBS travels to the swing state of Colorado to get insight from a diverse group of women. They share surprising opinions, concerns and reservations about the two men running for president, and how Clinton and Palin have influenced their decision. NOW also interviews former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro.

The NOW on PBS website (www.pbs.org/now ) will include an extended interview with Ferraro; women voters sharing their specific concerns; and an interactive map that reveals ballot initiatives at stake in each state.