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Barack Obama dengan Mitt Romney usai debat putaran pertama (REUTERS/Jim Bourg) |
VIVANews - A day ahead of the final battle in the United States presidential election, Barack Obama and his rival Mitt Romney genjot campaigns in eight states. No less than 14 cities will be visited by the two pairs of candidates, half of the 17-month marathon determining presidential candidates.
Washington Post earlier this week to preach, among eight states that will be visited, there are areas that will be decisive stage duel both in the U.S. market leader, namely Ohio. The state is famous sebagaiswing states, or areas where the population has not been clearly choose who.
On Sunday, Romney campaigned in Iowa, visit the 14th to the region during the campaign. In this place, Romney dismissed Obama's victory in their final debate some time ago.
Romney said the speech is just words, but the records prove it. "You can not measure anything from speech. You measure something of achievement," said Romney.
The day was closing the campaign in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. In this city, Romney an hour late because of traffic, making 30,000 supporters waited in the cold. Officers were forced to put up a high fence so no one can go. However, when Romney's speech, some people look back, not able to stand.
"We're going to win the White House, because we will win in Pennsylvania!" Romney shouted.
Yesterday, Obama visited New Hampshire for the seventh time during the campaign. Together with former president Bill Clinton, Obama said that he would return to make changes as he had promised in the campaign four years ago.
"I know you all - you've seen me. Currently, we are talking about change. I say: I'm not just talking about the change of the party and the president. I'm talking about changing the way politics work," Obama said.
Win by a nose
Romney takes extra luck to win in this election. Last week, the media did a survey that produces Obama's narrow victory over Romney.
Survey by Washington Post-ABC News showed that Obama won 49 percent over Romney who got 48 percent. Meanwhile, the Pew Research poll shows that Obama earns 48
percent, while Romney only 45 percent.
Meanwhile, a survey by CNN showed that both candidates are equally strong, 49 percent. Obama's surge in popularity after the disaster occurred Sandy. Obama is considered capable of handling the disaster well and showed tremendous empathy. (Ren)
