close election. but i think the president s the taliban, al qaeda, and the afghan government with the pretty well-positioned. chairs of the senate and house his saving of the auto industry is a big deal for ohio. intelligence committees, democrat dianne feinstein and sure. there are hundreds of republican mike rogers. thousands of people working plus the anemic recovery and the today in ohio because of the auto industry s recovery election with the national that s why i asked why it s so close. journal s major garrett and janice rivlin. i m candy crowley and this is why why state of the union. that s why i asked it s so close. republican leaders and i think it s close because of the nature of ohio. we are a microcosm of america. former rivals are gathering around mitt romney s candidacy, the country is divided, and the but the coalescing lacks a certain warp and fuzzy feature. electorate in ohio is divided as compared to barack obama i well. it was close the l
arizona, you re in the situation room. this just coming in. on the eve of the new nuclear weapons showing that just how tight the race is. take a look 32% say rick san storm, but with the sampling eras that s constituentically a tie. ron paul coming in at 6%, let s go in depth right now with our chief political analyst gloria borger and depend can i washington bureau chief michael crowley. gloria, first you. arizona we all thought was supposed to be relatively easy for mitt rom in, but this a week before the primary is a horse race. nothing succeeds like success. rick santorum has had a lot of success, and we see him defining himself as the cultural conservative. as you point out, this was supposed to be an easy state for mitt romney. he could win, but there s a substantial number of mormons, he has moved way to the right and also has an organization dating back. show shows you that republican voters can to get their arrange. they were for pretty romney, but we know in mi