Obama attracts 45,000 in Albuquerque

ABOUT OHIO, FLORIDA, AND PENNSYLVANIA. TODAY THE EYES OF THE POLITICAL WORLD ARE ON NEW MEXICO. ...  More »

ABOUT OHIO, FLORIDA, AND PENNSYLVANIA. TODAY THE EYES OF THE POLITICAL WORLD ARE ON NEW MEXICO. TWO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN THE SAME CITY ON THE SAME DAY -- SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN VERY OFTEN. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE JOHN MCCAIN AND HIS DEMOCRATIC OPPONENT BARACK OBAMA -- BOTH MAKING STOPS IN THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT -- TRYING TO SWAY VOTERS IN THE FINAL TEN DAYS BEFORE THE ELECTION. WE START OUR TEAM COVERAGE AT U-N-M. CRIS ORNELAS IS LIVE WHERE BARACK OBAMA IS/WAS ADDRESSING/ADDRES SED SUPPORTERS. CRIS? ROLLCUE TO VO: '...'ROLLCUE TO SOT: '...' AMONG THE SEA OF SUPPORTERS TONIGHT FOR BARACK OBAMA, NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR BILL RICHARDSON -- A FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE HIMSELF -- WHO SAID HE'S EXCITED TO SEE THE POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT ON OUR STATE. 9:10:45 'It's a festive night. Everyone feels good. The country needs the change, and Obama is the man, so we're very excited about this visit, because New Mexico is a battleground state.' 55 EARLIER THIS WEEK, GOVERNOR RICHARDSON CAMPAIGNED WITH OBAMA IN FLORIDA.  « Less