undecideds

• “The number of undecideds is usually high between elections and drops quickly as an election approaches.”

  Conservatives In Majority Territory. Or Not. « Unambiguously Ambidextrous

• “Pennsylvania was not a "big" victory for Clinton; there wasn't a single lick of information or analysis that didn't give her the win; indeed Obama's percentage of the vote hovered between 42-44% (he got 45); the fluctuation came in undecideds, affect by Hillary voters questioning her integrity; Obama's support was solid, Clinton's was soft.”

  In crucial state, Clinton pushes Midwestern values

• “Most overtly, we were a part of the city's latest weekend event - the hunt for 'undecideds' - and my, what a glorious day for that it was.”

  Pia Sawhney: Campaign Journal: Celebrating In One Swing City

• “Among the undecideds are a number of well-known candidates, including wealthy Lt. Gov.”

  The Washington Post: Kay Bailey Hutchison weighs reelection, could face real primary

• “Personally, I think it's a mistake to assume that all of the undecideds are a bunch of low-information idiots who will only respond to the most base and negative messages.”

  In Two-Minute Ad, Obama Directly Addresses Voters About The Economy

• “I figure the undecideds are the ones who don't want to vote for Obama, but I also figure they aren't going to vote at all.”

  Biden To Campaign In Pennsylvania Tomorrow As Polls Tighten

• “That means that the so-called undecideds are in fact overwhelmingly Clinton votes.”

  Gallup: Obama Leads Clinton By Two Points

• “That's still a lot of undecideds, which is one of the things Kos pointed out (specifically with the "white" vote).”

  Poll: Obama Up 15 Points In North Carolina

• “On top of that, the undecideds are a fairly significant amount.”

  Zogby: Hillary Ahead In Texas, Tied In Ohio

• “Think about the so called undecideds, and even some of the lukewarm McCain supporters.”

  Poll: Obama Grabs Lead In Deep-Red Georgia

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