Romney promises a better tomorrow on the final day of campaign

06 November, 2012

The presidential campaign in the US concluded on Monday, and Republican candidate Mitt Romney fired up Florida on final campaign day with thousands of cheers from supporters.

MITT ROMNEY is planning to spend the final hours of the campaign in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Romney's adviser Stuart Stevens said that Romney will be getting help from millions of volunteers during the election process and he is going to thank them in person.

Romney held five events on the last day of campaign at Sanford, Fla., Patriot Center in Fairfax, Va. and Lynchburg, Va. He brought up the card-check issue as a part of his criticism of the president's policies. He ended his campaign in New Hampshire; this was the place where he started the campaign in June 2011.

Romney said, “Tomorrow we begin a new tomorrow; tomorrow we begin a better tomorrow. Your work is making the difference, the people in the world are watching, the people of America are watching.” He also criticized Obama saying: “You hoped that president Obama will live up to his promise to bring people together and solve problems, he has it but I will,”reported AFP.

As a part of his campaign he reminded the importance of voting. He reminded the voters that making their own votes in not enough, but they should also encourage the friends and neighbors to vote.

Romney was surrounded by advisers which includes his brother Scott Romney, senior advisers Ron Kaufman, longtime friend Bill White and Kevin Madden, Spencer Zwick, strategist Russ Schriefer, and Romney's national finance director and policy director, Lanhee Chen, among others.

Romney's press secretary Rick Gorka said, “"It's been an incredible journey, we are very, very, excited for these last events today (and) very, very, optimistic about our chances tomorrow.”