undecided

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• That includes about the same number who say they are truly “undecided” and who say they are “probably” going to vote for one candidate but haven’t made up their minds.

• He declined to comment for this article but has told others he is undecided over whether he should speak out more before the election, citing his previous role in the military and his concern about generals speaking out against elected presidents.

• Much of the reasoning behind the ban relies on the idea that social media can convince undecided voters.

• In the 1950s, before cookies tracked your online behavior to create detailed logs, campaigns would send canvassers to specific addresses that were home to undecided voters.

• Johnson recently published a paper in Nature concluding that the anti-vaccination movement was winning the online information war because it was organized around smaller “clusters” that were able to infiltrate groups of undecided people.

• In an Oct. 31 poll from Washington, 12 percent of women claimed they were undecided about Initiative 502.

• But it still has the potential to swing a few races that are still tied with few undecided voters.

• Roberts has staked his survival on branding Orman with the label most likely to unsettle undecided Kansans.

• The hope is that the jokes will reach those undecided on the issue.

• The debate over guns in this country rarely attracts the undecided or anyone comfortable living with shades of gray.