TONY HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: And hello again, everyone. I'm Tony Harris. And here are the headlines from CNN on this Monday, November 3rd, the last full day of campaign 2008. The presidential candidates, their running mates, their wives covering 16 states today, the big battleground states today. We focus on two that played pivotal roles in 2000, 2004. This hour, Florida and Ohio. What women want out of this election. Is it any different than men? You will find out next in the CNN NEWSROOM. And heading for the finish line. Just one day left, and the presidential candidates are on the final leg of the marathon race. For John McCain, it is a mad dash through seven states in 17 hours. He started with a rally in Tampa. From Florida, it is on to Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Mexico and Nevada, then home to Arizona. Barack Obama also started the day in Florida with a rally last hour in Jacksonville. From Florida, he is on to North Carolina and Virginia before heading home to Chicago. John McCain, right now in Blountville, Tennessee. Let's listen in.</s>SEN. JOHN MCCAIN (R-AZ), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: And we're going to keep Virginia red! Thank you. I'd like to obviously say, first of all, please welcome the next first lady of the United States of America, my wife, Cindy McCain.</s>HARRIS: There you have John McCain in Blountville, Tennessee. You know, he referred to himself being in Virginia a couple of times in the top of the speech, and the reality is, if you take a look at this map, Blountville, Tennessee, is so close to see Virginia, you can see here, it is certainly a way for John McCain to speak to Tennessee and to the Commonwealth of Virginia as well. There you can see, boy, that is close. All right. John McCain, his next stop, Township, Pennsylvania, 1:45 Eastern Time this afternoon. The clock is ticking, and decision day draws near. Watch history unfold with the best political team on television on CNN's worldwide network tomorrow. Tomorrow is the big day, and it is down to the battleground states. And CNN's got you covered on the ground.
John McCain Campaigns in Tennessee