U.S. presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain traveled through key states Monday,

before they go to the polls hours later on Tuesday.

“I only have one word for you: tomorrow,” Democrat Obama said at his final rally. “After decades of broken politics, eight years of failed policies, 21 months of campaigning, we are less than one day away from bringing change,” he said.

The final major rally in Manassas, Virginia, on Monday night, marked the 20th time his campaign has stumped in Virginia. His running mate Joe Biden will also visit the state Tuesday when the polls open and Obama will return to Chicago around 1 a.m.

McCain will campaign until 2 a.m. Tuesay with his final stop in Prescott, Arizona. The Republican will have a rally on the steps of the courthouse, where his hero Barry Goldwater launched his 1964 presidential bid. The site is also where McCain always makes his final stop in his Senate campaigns.

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