In less than 24 hours Americans will make their choice as to who should be in the White House over the next four years. President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney are making their final push in battleground states that may decide the election.
The candidates are standing in front of crowds of hundreds of people explaining how they will move America forward from high unemployment and rising deficits.
Romney warns of recession 'unless we change course'
"Unless we change course," Romney said at his first event of the day in Sanford, Florida. "We may be looking at another recession."
Obama started his final day of campaigning Monday with a late-morning event in Madison, Wisconsin, where he was introduced by rocker Bruce Springsteen and outlined why he deserves four more years in office.
"Wisconsin, you know me by now. ... You know that I say what I mean and I mean what I say," Obama told the crowd. "I said I'd end the war in Iraq, and I ended it. I said I would pass health care reform, I passed it."
As the candidates make their final bid for votes, Erin Burnett is in the crucial battleground state of Ohio and tonight will be talking to Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), a Cuban-American and a rising GOP star and Robert Gibbs, Senior campaign adviser for President Barack Obama.
Tune to Erin Burnett OutFront at 7p and 11p ET on CNN.
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Erin talked to Robert Gibbs about Sen McCain's comments about the military's distrust of their commander in chief. robert Gibb's response was a dismissal of an unprecedented politically charged comment by the senator with no basis of fact: why didn't Erin mention that 500 US Generals and Admirals endorsed Romney today, many of who were democrats. If that isn't a signal that there is a "NO CONFIDENCE " vote for Pres Obama, I don't know what is! http://media.washtimes.com/media/misc/2012/11/05/ad.pdf
Watching your show and watched John King state that Hamilton County Ohio will decide this vote. Right now Local12.com is one of the local news channels here in Cincy and they are a very non biased channel. Right now Local12.com is running a poll, Romney is winning that 68% to 31%. From what I can tell about this area is it is in the bag for Romney. People do not like the direction Obama has taken this Country.