ED: Nina, you first. Are you feeling confident that everyone will be able to cast their votes tomorrow?
Is there going to be enough time available to do what you gotta do?

NINA: Ed, I am confident and despite the secretary's suppression we are moving forward in the state of Ohio.
As you have just said people are standing out in the cold, they're standing with babies in their arms, mothers, fathers, aunts, uncles, grandparents. But they understand this is all or nothing.
We are going blue or going home. And since we are not going home, we are going blue.
And that momentum that the Romney campaign thinks they're feeling? It is nothing but the force of the door closing behind them 'cause they're gonna lose Ohio.
He ought not even come to Ohio tomorrow because we are going to be with the President.

ED: Do you think people in Ohio are mentally prepared for maybe what they went through in 2004?
I mean, is the resolve of the people there for multiple hours in line if that's what it takes?

NINA: I saw it yesterday, Ed, I mean it was there absolutely. People coming from church, Hispanic brothers and sisters, White brothers and sisters, Black brothers and sisters, standing in line side by side.
Because they understand that the only race that matters is the human race.
And who has the best interest of the human race right here in the United States of America? It is President Barack Obama.
They know they stand on the shoulders of our foreparents.
They stand on the shoulders of people like Fannie Lou Hamer who was jailed and beaten in 1962 not because she had done anything wrong only because she wanted the right to vote.
People were there, our resolve is strong in Ohio, we understand that it is all or nothing.
We are going blue in the state of Ohio.