“In a state like this, you’re going to have people who want to take a look at all the candidates. I started off 15 points down. We’ve made that up. He had a very bad debate. He said he wanted to take one for the team rather than following his principles. That I think has hurt him immeasurably in Michigan. I hope I can win in the final analysis but there’s one thing I’m sure of. We’re going to get a lot of delegates from Michigan. ” At this stage of the game, the campaigning has all but come to end it's up to Michigan voters to chose who they'd like to say face president Obama in November governor Romney is hoping voters in Michigan see him as one of their own. “Well I do beating President Obama and I plan on making Michigan a battleground state. If I’m the nominee, I think my understanding of industry, of jobs, of job creation will hold me in good standing in Michigan; better than the president. ”