Tegan And Sara Lead In Three Categories In ChartAttack Readers' Poll

Tegan And Sara fans have been out in force in voting for their twin lesbian heroines in the ChartAttack readers' poll.

The duo's The Con has received 279 votes so far for best Canadian album of 2007, giving them a 118-vote lead over Comeback Kid's Broadcasting. Handsome Furs, The Most Serene Republic and White Cowbell Oklahoma haven't fared quite as well, as their respective records have received one vote each.

Radiohead's In Rainbows is still only available as a download from the group's website, but that hasn't stopped it from topping the best international album poll with 153 votes. Against Me!'s New Wave follows with 106.

Feist's Grammy Award-nominated "1234" is doubling its nearest competitor, Arcade Fire's "Keep The Car Running," in the best song category.

ChartAttack readers think that Comeback Kid's Andrew Neufeld is the sexiest Canadian musical artist, with an 18-vote lead over Lukas Rossi, who apparently people still remember even though Rock Star Supernova fizzled pretty quickly after their television show went off the air. Boys Night Out's Connor Lovat-Fraser has received just one vote. That's why he loves his mom.

On the female side, Tegan And Sara have another big lead, this time over Avril Lavigne and Feist, who are in a close race for second place. Last year's hottie, Damhnait Doyle, has some work to do if she wants to retain her title.

Tegan And Sara's pixie look have earned them the best haircut title thus far, with a commanding lead over Rossi's demented pixie look.

What's the stupidest trend of 2007? Croc shoes, apparently.

Reason's "We're So Beyond This" is outdistancing the competition, with a 92-vote lead on Wintersleep's "Jaws Of Life," in the best video category.

Canadian rock is the sweetest thing happening in music this year, while video game fans have pushed Guitar Hero into the #2 slot. Contrarily, Britney Spears' return to music is the stinkiest occurrence, while being emo isn't looked on too fondly either.

The poll closes on Jan. 4, so vote now and often.