With less than a day away from elections, polls are indicating that President Barrack Obama continues to have a slight lead over former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney among likely voters. According to the Huffington Post, Obama is currently at 47.9 percent, while Romney is at 46.8 percent.
Robert Zimmerman Jr. told a group of reporters that his brother continues to be wrongly accused of racism in the murder case of Trayvon Martin. "Maybe we shouldn't use race to indict people's credibility or even to question it, not anymore," he told reporters at the Orlando Sentinel. He went on to defend his brother saying, " We didn't grow up with racism...We grew up with a Latino mother and white father. Theirs was an interracial love story," he added "George is not the same as he was before... that is the worst situation that anyone can or could be in: to defend themselves in that way."
Precisely a week, after hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast causing multifaceted damage to areas of New York and New Jersey. Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday that 80 percent of the city's subway lines have been restored as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
With a day and half away from Election day, the race between former governor Mitt Romney and president Barrack Obama is still too close for analysts to make a definitive assessment.
