Voting information

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On election eve, the race is still too close to call. Four major national polls out Sunday suggest that the presidential race is a virtual tie.

President Obama is campaigning in Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa in the final hours leading up to the election, while Governor Romney visits Florida, Virginia, Ohio and New Hampshire. Read more.

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Colorado's place in the election:
As a swing state, and the most influential of the Rocky Mountain states, Colorado is critical in the race to the White House. While traditionally Ohio has been seen as an important swing state, this time around both parties could win the presidency without Ohio, provided they take the Rocky Mountain West. Colorado carries 9 electoral votes, New Mexico 5, Montana 3 and Nevada 6, giving the region 23 votes to Ohio’s 18.