Mike O'Sullivan
Published November 02, 2012
The western U.S. state of Nevada, which has the highest unemployment rate in the nation, is a key battleground in this year's presidential election. Both candidates -- Democrat, President Barack Obama, and Republican, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney -- have made repeated stops in the state in the hopes of winning support on November 6. As VOA's Mike O'Sullivan in Las Vegas reports, economic issues top the list of concerns for most voters.