Election 2012
Losing ground in Ohio, Romney says his "heart aches" for jobless
BEDFORD HEIGHTS/BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The race for president focused squarely on the battle for working-class votes on Wednesday, as Republican Mitt Romney scrambled to make up ground on Democratic President Barack Obama in the crucial battleground state of Ohio. | Video
- Ads flood last weeks of campaign - and so does negativity
- Obama mocks Romney for "newfound outrage" on China trade
- Obama flubs line on jobs, says he's "channeling" Romney
- More Republican leaders get behind Akin in Missouri Senate race
- Cisco CEO: Next U.S. president must take page from Clinton's book
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- Romneys reported sharp gain in foreign income in 2011 tax return
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- Obama takes world stage to fend off Romney attacks
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Southern whites troubled by Romney's wealth, religion
LYNCHBURG, Virginia - With only a sliver of the electorate in play nationwide, white lower- and middle-income voters could be a deciding factor in two southern swing states, Virginia and North Carolina. Full Article | Interactive
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