WEST CHESTER, Ohio, Nov. 2 (UPI) -- Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney campaigned Friday in the Midwest, presenting himself as the candidate of change in next week's election.
Delivering a speech in titled "Real Change from Day One," Romney was greeted in West Allis, Wis., by thousands of supporters chanting "four more days," the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. While Wisconsin has not gone to a Republican presidential nominee since Ronald Reagan in 1984, Romney said the state might be the one to put him over the top, USA Today reported. The visit was his first to the state since he selected Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as his running mate.