Nightly News | November 04, 2012
In final sprint, Obama focuses on Ohio
President Barack Obama is calling on his biggest supporters and surrogates in the final two days before Election Day. His focus remains on Ohio, which offers 18 electoral votes. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports.
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>>> and watching the exhausting travel schedule has been like watching a pair of prize fighters in the 12th round. let's get right out on to the campaign trail, along with kristen welker with the president in cincinnati.
>> reporter: good evening to you lester. president obama campaigns here in must-win ohio tonight with music legend stevy wonder kicking thing off. with this race too close to call, president obama is enlisting his biggest su egest surrogates and supporters to help him close this deal. president obama in the final sprint of this deadlocked race, stopping first in concord, new hampshire today.
>> let's go get them, new hampshire.
>> and then to hollywood, florida.
>> are you fired up?
>> reporter: mr. obama will travel several thousand miles , stopping in ohio , colorado, wisconsin. today the president enlisted one of the most high profile democrats to fire up voters. former president bill clinton . president obama even borrowing president clinton 's campaign song . president clinton slammed romney.
>> he's tying himself into knots saying he didn't oppose what he didn't oppose.
>> reporter: and obama --
>> we know what change looks like and he ain't it.
>> reporter: and president obama confused the former presidents. that ad th that.
>> that ad that you have seen that president clinton bankrupted the auto industry so that china could buy it.
>> we're in commanding position, but our big challenge new is to make sure that we execute and get our vote out.
>> reporter: michelle obama will join the president in iowa for his final event tomorrow night. kristen welker, nbc news, traveling with the president in cincinnati, ohio .