It will probably come down to turnout in the Michigan Republican primary tomorrow. With all the polls showing a near dead heat between John McCain and Mitt Romney, the contest will be decided by who goes to the polls.For Romney who has demonstrated strength in urban areas like Detroit and Grand Rapids, getting his supporters to the polls will be absolutely key. During the first nine days of January, the Romney campaign spent more than $2 million in advertisements on television and radio in Michigan. Compare that with McCain's $359,000 and Huckabee's $39,000. On top of that, Romney's campaign recently announced it was pulling its paid media in other early-voting states and focusing its remaining resources in Michigan. Still, Romney says the state is "not do-or die..." Romney and his rivals are all trying to convince Michigan voters that they can ease the state's economic concerns. The state's unemployment rate sits a 7.4 percent. As for McCain, he must turn out as many...(Read Full Post)