Cincinnati -- At a rally this afternoon, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama urged more than 11,000 cheering supporters to vote. "It is absolutely crtical that we have an extraordinary turnout." he said.
Buses, in fact, were line up to shuttle supporters to the elections board office so they could vote.
If they got 1,500 (less than 15 percent of those 11,000) onto those buses, that would be more people than attended Clinton’s Cincinnati event on Saturday.
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