New York, NY (WFN) -- George W. Bush and John Kerry are running neck-and-neck in political polls -- as well as the "eBay-lection."

So far, a listing of "Kerry Edwards" on the auction website turns up 145 listings for clothes, shoes and accessories while a search for "Bush Cheney" brings up 139 political party outfits for sale.

Meanwhile, there are 257 listings for "Bush Cheney" jewelry and 240 for the "Kerry Edwards" ticket.

Despite the run on partisan fashion, the eBay-lection is be too "clothes to call."

In fact, Kirsten Dunst may ultimately influence fashion more than the presidential candidates. According to eBay Style Director Constance White, the "Spider-Man 2" starlet's upcoming film, Wimbledon, is already starting to increased interest in polo shirts, argyle sweaters and pleated tennis skirts.

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