Tomorrow is the biggest day so far in the Republican race for the White House.

Ten states vote on Super Tuesday.

It's a chance for Mitt Romney to prove he can take the nomination and unify Republicans against President Obama.
Romney hopes to do that in one state: Ohio.

"During this campaign there has been discussion about all sorts of issues I keep bringing it back to more jobs, less debt and smaller government," Romney told factory workers in Canton Monday.
That was a swipe at Rick Santorum.

He was in Miamisburg, Ohio talking about jobs but also social issues.

In the latest NBC News - Marist poll the gap has narrowed to just two points, a statistical tie.
Romnney says he's resigned to a longer fight.

"Anyone would love to be coronated, if you will, the nominee of their party. But that doesn't happen," he admitted.
A near sweep tomorrow would be Romney's next best thing.