With almost every poll showing he is in a tight battle with Newt Gingrich to win the Florida primary on Tuesday, Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney unveiled the support of a large number of Miami-Dade leaders on Wednesday.

I am proud to have the support of these respected leaders, Romney said in a statement. Like me, these leaders believe that our president has failed to lead, and stand ready to join our effort to restore prosperity to America, so the hard-working people and families in every corner of our nation can find jobs and move forward.

A poll of likely primary voters released by Quinnipiac University on Wednesday morning finds that former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich has caught Republican presidential primary rival former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts in Florida.

"Florida is essentially a dead heat and a two-man race between Gov. Mitt Romney and Speaker Newt Gingrich entering the last week of the campaign," said Peter Brown, the assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, in a statement on Wednesday.

Gov. Rick Scott appointed Belinda Keiser, the vice chancellor of Keiser University, to the board of directors of Enterprise Florida Inc., the public-private partnership devoted to statewide economic development.

According to a release from the governor's office:

"Keiser, 53, of Parkland, has been the vice chancellor of Keiser University for over 20 years.

If you thought you heard it all before, you're right. This video shows President Obama delivering almost the exact same lines this year as he did in his prior State of the Union addresses.

The only discernible difference from the 2010 model is that Nancy Pelosi is no longer sitting behind the president.

Check it out here.