With less than 24-hours away from Election Day, both candidates are trying their best to woo voters in last-moment campaigning. While former Governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney rallied in Florida, President Obama campaigned in a different swing state, Wisconsin.
It has been a week since hurricane Sandy hit the East coast, causing a myriad of problems from power outages to fatalities. It seems that the states of New York and New Jersey have not recovered from its impact. After 80 percent of MTA subway lines being restored, parts of the city still face power outages, but the most pressing issues seems to be the shortage of gas.
The National Weather Service announced that New York and New Jersey will face another storm on Wednesday, days after hurricane Sandy ravaged the area.
With less than a day away from elections, polls are indicating that President Barrack Obama continues to have a slight lead over former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney among likely voters. According to the Huffington Post, Obama is currently at 47.9 percent, while Romney is at 46.8 percent.
