Mudslinging and name-calling are part of the course of any election, but the two men battling to be US president have taken it to a whole new level.
Campaign teams behind Barack Obama and John McCain have been working hard to think up wacky ways of scoring votes.
They've swamped the web with videos and Obama's even advertising on video games to try and grab players' attention.
But the web's also full of stuff the candidates DON'T want you to see, like comedy clips and mishaps!
John McCain's team have been posting videos criticising Barack Obama and his ideas.
They're battling it out in cyberspace!
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And Obama's side haven't been letting them get away with it, because they've been doing it too!
They've also set up an Obama-themed social network for where his supporters can get organised and donate money towards his campaign.
It seems to be working, because he's already raised more than any other politician EVER.
But is the battling for the hearts and minds of Americans going too far?
Here's what the Newsround 'Pres Packers' from Culpepper in the State of Virginia had to say...
Alexis thinks it's cool that Barack Obama has bought advertising space on some computer games to try and get support from gamers.
Elena thinks the candidates should keep away from computer games, because it's annoying when you're trying to play and you have to hear about the election!
Lance says he's seen loads of election clips on the internet. He said the candidates are using it to reach more voters, and think's it'll have a big affect on the result.
LJ says some people are missing TV programmes and are keeping up with what's happening in the elections on the internet instead.
Oscar says the candidates are using the internet to tell people about their ideas and why their ideas are better than their rivals'.
Parker says the candidates are using the internet to update their websites, and are putting things on it to get people's attention.
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