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CNN has just published exclusive op-eds by President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in which each candidate outlines his closing arguments for the election and vision for the next four years. Ref. CNN

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A new CNN/ORC International poll shows the presidential race is still very close in the battleground state of Ohio, where Barack Obama has a 50%-47% margin over Mitt Romney, well within the poll's sampling error of plus or minus 3.5% points.

In the survey, Romney leads among white men 61%-37%, while Obama is the preferred candidate among white women by 51%-46%.

The race in the Buckeye State has remained essentially the same throughout October, with all three CNN/ORC polls taken in the month showing Obama between 50% and 51% and all three showing Romney between 46% and 47%. Ref. CNN

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Romney Obama look for edge as campaign nears end


Three days. Nine states ? give or take. A magic 270 electoral votes. For President Barack Obama and rival Mitt Romney, the final touch-and-go stretch of campaigning is down to the numbers.

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So who will you guys be voting for on Tuesday and why? I like Obama but I do not like the direction we are heading. The real change that was supposed to happen never did.

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A new CNN/ORC International poll shows the presidential race is all tied up, going into Election Day on Tuesday. In the national survey of likely voters, Barack Obama has 49% and Mitt Romney also has 49%.

It is close in other areas as well. Obama's favorable rating: 52%. Romney's favorable rating: 51%. 51% say they agree with Obama on important issues. 50% say the same about Romney. 56% say that Obama has the personal qualities a president should have. 55% feel that way about Romney. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5% points. Ref. CNN

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Homer Simpson may doom Obama

Forget about Superstorm Sandy and that disastrous first presidential campaign debate. President Barack Obama should be more concerned about the electorate spinoff from Homer Simpson, the American TV icon, switching his vote to Mitt Romney in tomorrow's poll. Ref. Source 7

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I have a sneaking suspicion that Romney will win. Obama let many people down and hasn't had a favorable rating generally for the way he has steered the economy.

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Ten voters in the tiny village of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, cast the first Election Day votes of the 2012 general elections at 12:01 a.m. ET, in keeping with a tradition that began in 1960.

The results were a first for Dixville Notch: a tie. Five voted for President Obama and five voted for Mitt Romney.

Several other towns in New Hampshire, including Hart's Location, just southeast of Dixville Notch, also allow midnight voting. Ref. CNN