President Obama and his Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, have criss-crossed Virginia numerous times in the past two years. Even so…Matt Laslo reports the race is still neck and neck – and there may even be a spoiler coming Tuesday.
Capturing Virginia’s Vote
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