Well, we're nearly there.

After what's felt like a long and lackluster campaign,

we're just one sleep away from polling day

for the 7th Northern Ireland Assembly.

It's been described as potentially

the most significant stormant election in a generation,

and what happens tomorrow

could certainly determine the shape of this place

for many years to come.

So there's lots to play for, and in this edition of Red Lines, we're reflecting on the shape of this place for many years to come. So there's lots to play for. And in this edition

of Red Lines, we're reflecting on the shape of the parties and their leaders as we prepare to vote.

We look at some of the possible outcomes and we'll talk you through our planned results coverage

on television, on radio and online from Friday to Sunday. And with me to do that, who better than our political editor,

Enda McClafferty,

our political correspondent, Jane McCormick,

and our very own Peter Snow replica,

Mark Simpson, who'll join us very shortly.

Enda, it's certainly been an unremarkable campaign,

but maybe last night's election debate on BBC One

kicked things up a notch.

Yes, you're right, Mark.

It will be, and it has pitched as one of the most significant elections we will have had here in an awful long time,

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