Obama and Romney court Ohio voters in race's final days - US politics live Governor Mitt Romney isn't wasting any of the campaign's remaining 72 hours, embarking on a whistle-stop tour of key swing states. He's already hosted a rally at the airport in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and is on his way to one in Dubuque, Iowa. Then it's on to Colorado, for a rally in Colorado Springs and then a big evening event south of Denver. Rep. Paul Ryan, Romney's vice presidential pick, is scheduled to appear in no fewer than four (4!) states today. If you had to guess, which ones would you say those were? Ohio, Virginia, Florida... and Pennsylvania? The Romney camp continues to keep the Keystone State in its sights, despite polling averages showing the president up there by about 6 points. President Barack Obama plans to hit four states himself today. He's to start within the hour outside Cleveland, Ohio; then it's to Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Dubuque, Iowa (across the Mississippi River from the Wisconsin-Illinois border); and finally Bristow, Virginia, for a major rally with Bill Clinton. Vice President Joe Biden plans two stops in Colorado, in Arvada (north of Denver) and then Pueblo (to the south). We'll bring you the president's stop shortly, and then catch Romney in Dubuque at 12:30pm. UPDATE: We're not getting a feed out of the first Obama event in Ohio, which is at a high school. In an attempt to redeem ourselves we'll watch Bill Clinton campaign for Obama in Virginia at 11am. Then we'll catch up with the president in rally mode later today.