This is going to be a close election.

What's at stake is bigger than two candidates, it's bigger than two political parties.

Today's historic election underscores that the future of Libya is in the hands of the Libyan people.

The choice in this election could not be bigger and the stakes could not be higher.

That's the choice in this election: different visions of America.

I promise you we won't just win another election, but we will finish what we started in 2008.

Senegal has, through this election, reaffirmed its tradition as a leading example of good governance and democracy at work in Africa.

This election has huge consequences.

That's what is at stake in this election.

I intend to win, but I'm going to need your help doing it.

I'm confident we can win, despite all the strong headwinds that are coming at us.

focused, as this President has said before, on the things that we can do now, 13 months ahead of the election, to put people back to work and grow the economy.

I called President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria to congratulate him on his election victory.

I'm President of the United States, and I'm running for reelection.

I think it started during the campaign.

Congratulations on assuming your duties as the democratically elected President of Cote d'Ivoire.

The people of Cote d'Ivoire elected Alassane Ouattara as their President, and Laurent Gbagbo lost the election.

I congratulate you on your election and wish you success in carrying out your mandate.