Still don’t know who you’ll vote for in November?

I don’t believe you.

This election is as divisive as any I’ve ever seen. It’s us-versus-them, and never the twain shall meet. That’s why our governments are as screwed up as they are. In this partisan environment, compromise and collaboration are seen not as the productive strengths that they are, but as weaknesses that will have you looking for a job come Nov. 7.

Maybe I’m just cynical, but something tells me few voters will be crossing the aisle, either. I’m guessing people have made their choice, not because their candidate has the best ideas or most innovative vision or smartest fiscal strategy, but because he’s not other guy.

Even so, there undoubtedly are a few undecided voters out there. On the off-chance that (a) you’re one of them, and (b) taxes are your deciding issue, here are a few comparisons that might help you choose.

• 2012 tax policies of the major presidential candidates (from CCH)
• Corporate taxes: What Obama and Romney would do (from CNNMoney)
• Stark differences in Ryan, Romney, Obama tax plans (from CNBC)
• Romney, Obama and Simpson-Bowles: How do the tax reform plans stack up? (from the Tax Foundation)
• Who will have the biggest impact on your wallet — Obama or Romney? (from ReadWriteWeb)
• Comparing the Obama and Romney tax plans (from the San Francisco Chronicle)

See you at the polls.