Voters in Portland, Maine will get to directly pick their first Mayor in decades tomorrow.

On the eve of the election, it looks like former State Senator Michael Brennan will win easily.

According to a recent poll, Brennan is the first choice of a plurality of Portland voters.

He has also picked up most of the big endorsements, from media outlets to former Mayors of Maine's largest city:

ORGANIZATIONS
PORTLAND PRESS HERALD/MAINE SUNDAY TELEGRAM (#1 and Only Choice)
PORTLAND TOMORROW (#1 and Only Choice)
PORTLAND DAILY SUN (#1 Choice)
THE MAINE LEAGUE OF YOUNG VOTERS (#2 Choice)
PORTLAND PHOENIX (#1 Choice for Education and #1 Choice for Relationship with State & Federal Government)
PORTLAND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (#2 Choice)

COMMUNITY LEADERS
GLENN CUMMINGS (Former Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives and U.S. Deputy Education Secretary)
JON HINCK (State Senator for Portland and Co-founder of Greenpeace USA)
BEN DUDLEY (Executive Director of Engage Maine, Former Chairman of Maine Democratic Party and Former State Representative
ELIZA TOWNSEND (Former Executive Director of Maine League of Conservation Voters, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Conservation, and State Representative for Portland)
ADAM COTE (2008 Candidate for U.S. Congress and CEO, Thermal Energy Storage of Maine)
NATHAN SMITH (Former Mayor of Portland)
PAMELA PLUMB (Former Mayor of Portland)
LINDA ABROMSON (Former Mayor of Portland)
STEVE LOVEJOY (State Representative for Portland and Member of Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs)
JOE BRANNIGAN (State Senator for Portland)
PETER STUCKEY (State Representative for Portland)
ED SUSLOVIC (Portland City Councilor)
JOHN ANTON (Portland City Councilor)
JUSTIN COSTA (Member of Portland Board of Education)
LAURIE DAVIS (Member of Portland Board of Education)
MARY JANE MCCALMON (Former Superintendent of Portland Public Schools)
TIM HONEY (Former City Manager of Portland, Maine and Boulder, Colorado)
BILL NORBERT (Former State Representative for Portland)
RICK TOMAZIN (Former Member of Portland Board of Education)