choice in this election.

We can be a party of those who only think like we do and only agree with all our positions. We can continue to slice and dice this country into Red States and Blue States. We can exploit the divisions that exist in our country for pure political gain.

Or this time， we can build on the movement we ve started in this campaign a movement that s united Democrats， Independents， and Republicans； a movement of young and old， rich and poor； white， black， Hispanic， Asian， and Native American. Because one thing I know from traveling to forty？six states this campaign season is that we re not as divided as our politics suggests. We may have different stories and different backgrounds， but we hold common hopes for the future of this country.

In the end， this election is still our best chance to solve the problems we ve been talking about for decades as one nation； as one people. Fourteen months later， that is still what this election is about.

Millions of Americans who believe we can do better that we must do better have put us in a position to bring about real change. Now it s up to you， Indiana. You can decide whether we re going to travel the same worn path， or whether we chart a new course that offers real hope for the future.

During the course of this campaign， we ve all learned what my wife reminds me of all the time that I am not a perfect man. And I will not be a perfect President. And so while I will always listen to you， and be honest with you， and fight