Presidential Candidates Making Final Push For Votes
By: WROC-TV
Updated: November 5, 2012
President Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney are making their last ditch efforts to garner votes on Tuesday.
President Obama is criss-crossing the country looking for undecided voters and urging supporters to get out the vote. The president held rallies in New Hampshire, Florida, Ohio and Colorado on Sunday. He will hit three more swing states on Monday before heading home to Chicago for election night. The president says he is just a prop now, saying it is the voters who have the power to decide the nation's future.
Mitt Romney is working just as hard to win the presidency. He stopped in Iowa, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania Sunday. The Pennsylvania stop was the first time he visited the state since August and his aides say the polls have tightened in the traditionally-Democratic state, giving Romney a chance to turn it from blue to red. Governor Romney will campaign in Florida, Virginia and New Hampshire on Monday before heading home to Boston to vote on election day.
President Obama is criss-crossing the country looking for undecided voters and urging supporters to get out the vote. The president held rallies in New Hampshire, Florida, Ohio and Colorado on Sunday. He will hit three more swing states on Monday before heading home to Chicago for election night. The president says he is just a prop now, saying it is the voters who have the power to decide the nation's future.
Mitt Romney is working just as hard to win the presidency. He stopped in Iowa, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania Sunday. The Pennsylvania stop was the first time he visited the state since August and his aides say the polls have tightened in the traditionally-Democratic state, giving Romney a chance to turn it from blue to red. Governor Romney will campaign in Florida, Virginia and New Hampshire on Monday before heading home to Boston to vote on election day.
