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Candidates make last pushes as Election Day nears
Only one more day until voters cast their ballots in the general election, and that means there is just enough time for one more campaign blitz.
Pres. Barack Obama will continue to criss cross the country Monday as he makes stops in three key swing states, Wisconsin, Iowa and the increasingly important Ohio, which many experts say could decide the winner.
Once the president is done in Ohio, he will head home to Chicago for Election Day.
Challenger Mitt Romney will also hit some key swing states Monday, as he's planning stops in Florida, Virginia and New Hampshire.
Romney will then head home to Boston so he can vote Tuesday.
So far more than 27 million Americans have already cast their ballots in early voting.
Folks in Mid-Michigan will have to wait until Tuesday to cast their ballots.
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Monday, November 5 2012, 09:50 AM EST
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