Obama VS Romney: Who will you Vote for and Why?

The US presidential candidates are heading into the final two days of campaigning with the outcome still too close to call.

Republican Mitt Romney will campaign in Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia, while Barack Obama heads for New Hampshire, Florida, Ohio and Colorado.

Both candidates addressed large rallies on Saturday in key swing states.

The latest ABC News/Washington Post survey suggests the pair are level with 48% of support.

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President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney engaged in frantic get-out-the-vote efforts and made final pleas to voters on Monday in a sprint through battleground states that will determine who wins their agonizingly close White House race.

Both candidates sought to generate strong turnout from supporters and to sway independent voters to their side in the last hours of a race that polls showed was deadlocked nationally. Mr. Obama had a slight lead in the eight or nine battleground states that will decide the race on Tuesday’s Election Day.

Its been a while since we saw a tight race and a tight one this would be indeed, Lets just say to America, the world awaits ... GoodLuck to Obama and Romney. I guess we just get set to deal with whoever wins?

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I will vote for obama cuz am a racist

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U.S. President Barack Obama's grandmother Sarah Obama expressed confidence on Tuesday that her grandson Barack Obama will be re-elected for the second time as U. S. president.

Speaking in her Kenyan village of K'Ogello where locals are following closely the ongoing voting in U.S., Sarah heaped praise on her grandson, saying his unique leadership style of uniting all the races was a key factor towards his re-election bid.

"His style of leadership skills which he has used to unite all the races in the U.S. is the reason why he is liked by many," the 90-year-old granny said on Tuesday.

The grandmother said despite the perceived competition from his arch rival Mitt Romney, Obama was still the man to beat.

She recalled how Obama senior before his death told her that he has sired a white baby boy who will once become a powerful person in the world.

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