equivocal message clear and unequivocal message. with the right leadership america will come roaring back. greg: can you believe it? it s election day. you know what that means? time for the prime, the super thin but he sees [ inaudible ] sonic boom of the briefing room. lay dids and gents man on the fence. we have carl cameron. would have s tricks? hey, hi, greg. i d prefer humble beat reporter at the end of a very long campaign trail but thank you. mr. romney is right now en route from the day on the road back to boston. he began this day in his hometown of belmont, massachusetts, where he cast a ballot for himself, wife ann with him. when he was asked who they voted for he said, i think you know. from there, romney spent the day in ohio and pennsylvania dealing with volunteers, trying to jazz that get out
america. dana: we re back now with more of the special election day coverage on the five. we are going through more of the states because there are about five more. we ll try to get to. start with my home state of colorado. i would say three months ago, andrea, i was not sure about colorado. but then certainly after the first debate, that took place in denver, university of denver, where you were. colorado closed freakenly for romney. andrea: it did. a state that obama won and led in early voting and absentee. now it flipped and now registered republicans outnumber registered democrats. state where romney is leading in early voting. i do think a lot of people underestimate the strength of evangelicals in colorado. you look at the suburbs. i don t have to tell you outside of denver, that is the suburban vote. barron is asking candidates to
eric: 13. bob: that turned greg: turned him in a good speaker. dana: let me ask about michigan. one thing if break, bob says michigan shouldn t be on the list because it s not a swing state. talk about the economy there and why you think it might be in place. eric: it closes at 9:00 p.m. it probably shouldn t in play because of the uaw. they have been bailed out and given everything. i heard today adon t know if it s true, chrysler workers were given a day off to vote. shouldn t be. but the fact we re mentioning it is i guess a pat in back for mitt romney. surprised to see it on the list. of the ones on the list for me, i m looking at the whole list, probably the least likely to go romney. dana: if we stay with you and go to wisconsin. i want to ask about in regard to that scott walker, who won in 2010, governor there. remember, he put forward the changes in the contract.
the man running for congress there has the best ground game my sources tell me on the ground even better than the candidates for governor. they had 12,000 people at the verizon center, record for romney. dana: my mom loves in denver but she is vacationing in the white mountains and she has not called in for update. you pointed something in out green room and watched the poll and said it won t be a good time for obama as people show up later in the day. it might be more republicans voting. voting bob: a number of states with late voting. pennsylvania. andrea: pennsylvania, to
in half. south of it, democrats. north of the i-4 corridor is typically republican. keep an eye on it and a lot of people sit along there. tampa, orlando, some areas on the east coast of florida where they are getting a good sense of where florida is going to go. greg: mascot to disney world, are they forced to vote in character or vote as themselves? andrea: they can t vote in character, wouldn t it be greg: you don t need i.d. andrea: family saw mini mouse voting a certain way. forever be democrat or greg: goofy? andrea: je with have goofy. it s vice president of the united states. bob: not fair. andrea: florida, people forget obama only beat mccain by three points in florida. that was at his best when obama was peaking. this is in romney s camp. eric: one more thought on florida. if florida goes late, that is seen as a negative for the romney campaign. florida typically has been romney s straight through.