Mitt says a vote for Obama will cost millions of jobs

How has early voting changed the political landscape? It makes it difficult, if not impossible, for somebody to come from behind. Would Ronald Reagan have won if there had been early voting, considering that he was behind going into the final days? ABC Political Consultant Steve Roberts talks about that issue and whether the late attacks on Barack Obama will be enough to swing the momentum. Click here to hear the interview.

What would have been different if Mitt Romney had been the VP pick? Romney wouldn't answer that question, but instead said that the people are excited about Sarah Palin. Romney said that if Americans elect Barack Obama tomorrow, it will cost the nation millions of jobs. He believes John McCain has been talking about the most important issue just right. Click here to hear more from Mitt Romney this morning on KSL.

How will the electoral college look tomorrow? ABC news Consultant Matthew Dowd breaks down the states and calls between 330 and 340 electoral votes for Obama. He says the early state to watch tomorrow night is Virginia. If Virginia ties or goes to McCain, it's going to be a long night. If Virginia goes for Obama, we may know the result earlier in the evening. Click here to hear more from Matthew Dowd.

There's no escaping politics. Yesterday, a plane flew over Invesco Field in Denver, pulling a banner saying "McCain is a Raiders Fan." Of course, the Oakland Raiders are AFC West rivals of the Broncos. The liberal group ProgressNow hired the plane, in response to plans of John McCain supporters to hold a "hibachi tailgate" party in a stadium parking lot. Invesco Field is also where Barack Obama gave his speech accepting the Democratic nomination.