Obama, Romney target swing states in final hours for campaigning (2)

"With the right leadership, America is about to come roaring back," said Romney at the Sanford rally. "The only thing that stands between us and some of the best years we've ever imagined is lack of leadership. And that is why we have elections."

But the Romney campaign clearly think those events are not enough. They announced Monday afternoon that Romney would continue campaigning Tuesday, the Election Day, heading to the all important Ohio and the once considered "safe" Democratic leaning Pennsylvania.

Romney has been making a push in the last few days for Pennsylvania, buying ad times there and visiting the state on Sunday. Jen Psaki, the Obama campaign spokeswoman, said Monday that the aspiration was "fake."

Psaki also said the Obama campaign isn't surprised Romney is scheduling many Ohio visits, because "without that state it's an insurmountable road for him."

A myriad of polls have shown Obama holding on to a slight but consistent lead in Ohio.

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