ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br/> <br />STORY: Former President Bill Clinton hit the campaign trail in Florida to offer help to Charlie Crist who is statistically tied in his race against Florida Republican Governor Rick Scott.<br/> <br />"Charlie Crist is a grow together and work together candidate," Clinton said at a campaign rally on Monday (November 3) .<br/> <br />Crist, a former Republican governor who switched parties, had 42 percent support in the Quinnipiac University Poll, while Scott polled at 41 percent. Libertarian Adrian Wyllie remained at 7 percent, with 9 percent still undecided.<br/> <br />Both men spent their final day on the road, rallying supporters to vote early, by mail, or on Tuesday. Their campaigns and their parties kept up a furious barrage of mostly negative attack advertising.<br/> <br />The poll showed that Floridians really did not like either candidate much. Favorability ratings in the Quinnipiac Poll were a negative 43-50 percent for Crist and a negative 42-49 percent for S
