From NPR News in Washington, I'm Lakshmi Singh.The Presidential campaigns are blitzing states most influential in the outcome of tomorrow's election, including Virginia.In 2008, President Obama became the first Democrat since 1992 to carry the commonwealth.This election, Virginia, with 13 electoral votes is a tossup.Vice President Joe Biden was in Sterling,where he drew on the unity shown during hurricane recovery in the northeast,is an example of what he says, can be achieved again in Washington.Ladies and gentlemen, that's how people are responding in the crisis now.And that's how we have to go back, what we have to go back to again.Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan started tapping to an economically weary voter basein Nevada which has the country's highest unemployment rate at 11.8%.The President sounded great four years ago.He made all these wonderful promises and the hope and change sounded good to a lot of people.As the New York Times noted the state has been slowed to rebound since President Obama won there four years ago.But the Obama camp is looking for a strong boost from Latino voters.Tens of millions of Americans have already voted either in person or by mail in advance of election day.NPR's Craig Windham reports there has beena final flurry of early voting today in the battleground states of Ohio and Iowa.Nearly 30 million ballots nationwide have already been cast.
