PLYMOUTH — Polls show Tuesday's Indiana primary will be a close one between Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama. Saturday, former President Bill Clinton hit the campaign trail with four stops in our area, including Plymouth.

High school senior Michael Roach isn’t just a first time voter. He’s an undecided voter.

“It’s really tough. I guess that’s kind of why I’m here though,” he said.

Just a few days before the Indiana primary, the former president made a last minute push for his wife, Sen. Hillary Clinton.

“You think about what the American people have been through these last few years. We’ve got to have somebody who never forgets, who’s in it for them, and who never quits. And if you’ve learned anything about her, you know she’s not a quitter,” President Clinton said.

Clinton’s visit to Plymouth was one of four stops he’s made in the area in less than a week.

“The Clintons have been ... we lost count,” said voter Rocky Talcott.

With Indiana looking to be a tight race, both Democratic candidates have been saturating the state.

From "The Cave” in Mishawaka, to "The Cove" in South Bend, they’re everywhere.

Sen. Obama hit up a café and even a cattle barn to gain support. Many voters say all the attention is exciting for one very important reason.

“It’s great that Indiana has a say this time around. It’s wonderful,” said voter Bobbie Reinhold.

“It’s about time. I mean we haven’t counted for a long time on any of these campaigns,” said Talcott.

And knowing the ballots they cast on Tuesday could play a pivotal role in who becomes the next commander in chief.

“I’m really excited to finally participate in something that’s huge for our country,” said Roach.

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