Melissa Harris-Perry | November 04, 2012
Polls: Air-tight race with Obama leading in key swing states
The final NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls of the presidential election are out Sunday, showing President Obama and Mitt Romney separated by only one percentage point in national rankings, but with Obama in the lead in key swing states.
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