US Election: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in dueling rallies The path we represent will not raise taxes. We are going to make it easier for businesses to grow. I'm convinced we can do better. We can do a better job as a nation. America's coming back. This is the comeback team. Meanwhile, Mr Obama travelled up from Florida to address a rally in Ohio. Earlier today his campaign team released a new, 20-page booklet laying out his second-term agenda. Mr Obama told the crowd: "We can't go back to what got us into this mess. We need to move forward with what's getting us out of this mess. Last night, Governor Romney looked you right in the eye and tried to pretend that he never said 'let Detroit go bankrupt.' The people of Ohio don't forget. If Mitt Romney had been president...we might not have an American auto industry. The latest CBS News national poll does show Mr Obama in the lead at 48 to 46 per cent, but it is within the poll's margin of error. Today's ABC/Washington Post poll also has the race within the margin of error although others, like Gallup's daily tracking poll, put Mr Romney ahead.