LGBT Community

10. Karl Rove's, the Koch brothers', and other conservative groups’ $1 billion in outside money was no match for your grassroots organizing.

9. Everyday citizens stood up to Republican attempts to suppress the vote—and our nation's courts struck down some of the GOP's most blatant efforts in Pennsylvania, Florida, and Ohio.

8. The Supreme Court affirmed what we've known all along: Obamacare is constitutional.

7. Four states made history by supporting marriage equality at the ballot box.

6. Back from the brink of collapse, General Motors is posting record profits and investing billions in the U.S., thanks to a President who wouldn’t let Detroit go bankrupt.

5. President Obama and congressional Democrats prevented 7.4 million college students' loan interest rates from doubling.

4. With the DREAM Act stalled in Congress, President Obama signed an executive order helping undocumented young people in college or the military.

3. As of this year, 3.1 million young people now have health insurance and birth control is co-pay free—all thanks to Obamacare.

2. We've added 5.6 million jobs over 33 straight months of private-sector job growth. That's progress.

1. With 332 electoral votes, President Obama won re-election—decisively.

The Gotta Vote bus tour is in Cleveland tonight, where we're watching the debate with the Cleveland Stonewall Democrats.

Since he took office, President Obama has been an advocate of LGBT Americans, repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," ordering the Justice Department to no longer enforce the Defense of Marriage Act, and becoming the first sitting president to support marriage equality.

Dan, who's LGBT, says that the choice in this election is so obvious that it's really not even a choice: "You have a candidate who is about as close to 100 percent behind the LGBT community as we've ever had, and a candidate who's behind us zero percent," he says. "Over the last two years, the progress that's been made when it comes to the repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' and the executive orders he's put into place, really shows President Obama is on our side, and he's on the right side of history."

Follow full debate coverage at barackobama.com/debate.