30,000 Strong

Romney spoke to a crowd of 30,000, according to West Chester Fire Chief Tony Goller – making it the largest rally of the campaign, said Romney spokesman Chris Maloney.

Both candidates are trying to make up for campaign time lost to superstorm Sandy and deliver their final arguments to voters before Tuesday’s election.

The crowds just seem to be building everywhere he goes.

Edited to add.....

Last night, in the cold and with long lines, 30,000 people showed up in Ohio to see Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. That same day, Obama attracted a meager 2,800. But enthusiasm for President FailureTeleprompter can be judged by more than comparisons with Romney. In 2008, at his last stop in Cleveland, a Democrat stronghold, Obama attracted 80,000 people. This morning, at his last 2012 stop in that same city, Obama could only attract 4,000.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... ared-to-4k

What does it mean?

Well, when you won't let them leave...

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/11/0 ... -attendees

One of you talks about Ohio, the other about Pennsylvania.

It's also Breitbart vs. Daily Kos. I already have an ice cream headache.

Well, the OP was about Ohio, with no link.

I do see this link that Romney got 30K in Ohio on 11/02.

http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/news/political/mitt-romney-fights-for-votes-in-southwest-ohio-alongside-sen-rob-portman

“The question of this election comes down to this,” Mr. Romney told a crowd of about 4,500 on Sunday morning in Des Moines.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/05/us/po ... d=all&_r=0

His crowd shrunk dramatically from the 30,000 reported Saturday. What does it mean?

So the topic started with Ohio, then gets switched to Penn, and now Des Moines?

Back to the OP. Romney got 30,000 in Ohio. Obama 2,800 in Ohio the same day. Let us know what Obama got in Des Moines in another topic.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/election-2012/wp/2012/11/02/obama-touts-jobs-report-real-progress/

Hey Pine, Ohio, Penn and Des Moines all involved the same candidate. Is it really that hard to follow?

You want to start a NEWS discussion for EVERY campaign stop he makes?

It's easy to follow.

The topic was Ohio.

Shall we bring up the attendence at the mandatory hot dog stand visits too? How many babies were kissed?

Well, here's another estimate of the crowd in Cleveland for Romney and it's 6,000.

http://www.cantonrep.com/newsnow/x48171 ... d-at-6-000

This was Romney’s second stop in three days in Ohio, coming on the heals of a massive rally Friday night in West Chester. And like in Butler County, there was no lack of enthusiasm here from the crowd, estimated by the Secret Service at 6,000.

http://cincinnati.com/blogs/politics/20 ... and-crowd/

So I guess his crowds really are shrinking.

Raees wrote: Well, here's another estimate of the crowd in Cleveland for Romney and it's 6,000.

http://www.cantonrep.com/newsnow/x48171 ... d-at-6-000

This was Romney’s second stop in three days in Ohio, coming on the heals of a massive rally Friday night in West Chester. And like in Butler County, there was no lack of enthusiasm here from the crowd, estimated by the Secret Service at 6,000.

http://cincinnati.com/blogs/politics/20 ... and-crowd/

So I guess his crowds really are shrinking.

That was at an indoor facility the next day. But it still beats Obama's 2800 the day before (perhaps that was indoors too, but I'll let you research it if you want). Do you know what the capacity of that indoor facility was? 6K sounds pretty good unless it was an indoor basketball or football stadium.

But this is boring and going all over the place. 30K in Ohio still seems pretty good.

Yeah, it is. But the only important number is what comes out after the polls close.