TODAY | November 04, 2012
Final countdown: Less than 48 hours to Election Day
Candidates give their final arguments as they crisscross battleground states in the final sprint of a race that remains effectively deadlocked. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports.
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>>> thanks, with two days now until election day , the campaigns are making their final arg arguments to voters. and with only a tiny margin separating the candidates, they know every vote counts. kristen welker is traveling with the president.
>> reporter: it's the sprint to the finish. by tuesday both candidates will crisscross all the major swing states and travel a combined 8,000 miles seeking out the few remaining undecided voters in this race that remains deadlocked.
>> after four years as president, you know me.
>> it is time to lead america to a better place. you make me feel
>> reporter: from katy perry in wisconsin --
>> reporter: to dave matthews in have virginia, the stars turned out for the president saturday. while nascar legend richard petty revved things up in iowa for mitt romney . kid rock opening romney 's biggest rally in ohio on friday. but this weekend is all about closing arguments. on saturday the president made his case in ohio, wisconsin, iowa , and virginia, where he enlisted former president bill clinton to help had him close the gap with white working class voters, and to remind them about recent boone times under a democratic president.
>> barack obama is a proven cooperator.
>> everybody is doing their fair share , and everybody is playing by the same rules. that's what we believe. that's why you elected bill clinton in 1992 .
>> reporter: mitt romney made stops in new hampshire, iowa , and colorado can on saturday be and continued to push his key argument -- the economy will be stronger under his presidency.
>> from day one, i'm going to go to work to help americans get back to work.
>> reporter: and he took aim at president obama for saying this on friday.
>> don't move, vote. vote. voting is the best revenge .
>> reporter: romney suggesting the president was encouraging people to vote for the wrong reasons.
>> he asked his supporters to vote for revenge.
>> boo!
>> i ask the american people to vote for love of country.
>> reporter: the obama campaign dismissed the flap calling it a small issue. now with mr. obama leading in some key battleground states , romney is making a late play for traditionally blue states including pennsylvania where he'll campaign later today. for "today," kristen welker, nbc news, concord, new hampshire.