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After a grueling 18-month battle, came the last day of the U.S. election campaign for President Barack Obama and his Republican rival, Mitt Romney, two men in the race to claim the most importantpolitical office in the world.
Candidates performed hundreds of rallies and fundraising meetings, spent billions of dollars in advertising and made their best efforts to win the votes of the undecided.But come the day of the election on Tuesday in a dead heat in the polls, so that both Democrats and Republicans have put their efforts end in a dozen key states that could tip the balance towardseither side.
So Obama and Romney have toured relentlessly for several days these states.
On Monday, the last day, both threw the last desperate attempt to convince the small number of undecided votersthat their policies, their platforms and their approach to lead U.S. from 2013 are the best.
Romney, former governor of Massachusetts (northeast), started early Monday with a rally in Orlando,Florida (southeast), just ten hours after last Sunday's rally in Virginia (east).
"We need every vote in Florida. (...) We ask you to join us to victory Tuesday night, "Romney said to his followers, whochanted" One more day!One more day! ", A response to the" Four more years! "That Obama supporters sing.
Both candidates campaigned until late Sunday, imploring his followers to go out and seek a votein the handful of key states, territories where, according to a survey by USA Today on Monday, are tied with 48% of voting intentions.
"I need you, Ohio," said Obama on Sunday night to a crowd ofabout 20,000 supporters in Cincinnati, city state that both candidates are fighting fiercely.
"And if you are willing to work with me, and knock on some doors with me, if you are willing to vote earlyfor me, make some phone calls for me, take action, we will win Ohio. We will win this election, "said the President, 51

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