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Barack Obama spoke briefly to reporters after making an unannounced visit to a Democratic campaign office near his home in Chicago, where volunteers phoned state ofWisconsin to thank them for "working hard" in their name. The President was received with loud applause that office for more than two dozen volunteers, some with tears in their eyes . The president thanked "all the amazing people who are working so hard, making phone calls and making sure that people go to vote." Also congratulated Mitt Romney for his "vigorous" campaign, said that his followers are "as committed and enthusiastic" and Democrats are also adding that "working hard today." The president in Chicago recorded a series of interviews for radio and TV, and thenplay basketball with some friends and members of his team. This sport, a personal passion of Obama, is also a superstitious tradition for the president, often relax on the court the day of the vote when his name is on the ballot. Obama will eat and dine at home with his family and at night will move to McCormick Place in Chicago, where he will await the results of the election day and deliver a victory speech or of accepting defeat.