Neither President Barack Obama nor Republican challenger Mitt Romney are scheduled to make stops in the state before Election Day, according to several reports from the campaign trail.
The candidates' scheduled appearances are starting to be released after both cut campaigning short as superstorm Sandy pummeled the East Coast.
Both are making swings through Ohio, Wisconsin, Virginia, Iowa, Colorado and New Hampshire.
The most recent updates came from NBC News reporter Mark Murray:
Obama's final sked: THU -- WI, NV, CO; FRI -- OH; SAT -- OH, WI, IA, VA; SUN -- NH, FL, OH, CO; MON -- WI, OH, IA
— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) November 1, 2012
Romney's final sked: THU -- VA; FRI -- WI, OH; SAT -- IA, NH, CO; SUN: --TDB; MON --NHFrom an RNC spokesman:
— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) November 1, 2012
.@stefcutter to @chucktodd "We are hitting every battleground state." They are not going to NC. All you need to know about NC.The Romney campaign said Wednesday that North Carolina was drifting away from Obama. The president's campaign, for its part, said Monday the state was very much in play.
— Tim Miller (@Timodc) November 1, 2012
Vice President Joe Biden's wife, Jill Biden, is still scheduled to campaign in Huntersville and Asheville on Friday.
UPDATE: Looks like the Obama campaign is still thinking about North Carolina. Michelle Obama is now scheduled to visit Charlotte on Monday.
there is a lot of territory to cover, I suspect all are considered "battlegrounds" ...that's politics.
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If you vote for Mitt Romney all you will get is a Tax Cheating Liar. He is a Yankee Republican and will not help NC. So you figure out who has your best interest and VOTE for your economics not the 1% like the tax cheating liar.
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