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Voiceover: "Five hundred and thirty seven. The number of votes that changed the course of American history."

Newscast: "Florida is too close to call"

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Ohio has a long history of determining who eventually wins the White House. Ohioans share how important early vote was to electing President Obama in 2008 and how we have to win in Ohio in 2012 by getting out the vote and doing everything we can.

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Come to Florida to help re-elect President Obama. It's a great place to volunteer, make phone calls, and knock on doors.

Did you know that you can vote now in many Florida counties? It's easy!

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Latinos are more than a number. It is our time to drive the conversation that moves us forward to a better tomorrow. Raise your voice and be heard. Let's Vote and Let's Vote early!

Early voting in Texas for the November 2012 election starts October 22, 2012.

Take a look as President Obama, Vice President Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama travel across the country on the road to November 6th. They made stops in Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and Florida—with a surprise visit by President Obama to the Williamsburg filed office in Virginia.

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Wanda Sykes shares the importance in voting, why President Obama is the clear choice in this election and what you can do to help make sure he's re-elected in November.

As Wanda shares: "If we don't show up and vote for President Obama everything that we fought for will just be for nothing. We have a President who supports us, we have to show up and support him."

Cecile Richards shares what's at stake in this election, how President Obama has stood with women and what you can do to make sure he's re-elected for a second term.

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First Lady Michelle Obama was in Wisconsin where she delivered remarks in Racine and Wausau. With three days until early voting begins in Wisconsin on Monday, October 22, the First Lady spoke about what's at stake in this election for Wisconsinites and asked them to help organize their communities between now and Election Day.