From the CNN exit polls. Most voter decided a long time ago (no surprise here).

[Statistical]

With a tidal wave of early and absentee voters this year, very few made up their minds in the final days of the contest: Just 4% say they made up their minds in the final week of the campaign, and almost three-quarters said they made up their minds before September.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/03/politics/exit-polls-2020/index.html

The low undecideds is what gave the polls such consistency in 2020 (and in contrast to how volatile they were in 2016). When you are on top you want consistent polls. When you are the underdog you are hoping for lots of undecideds to maybe you turn things around.

[Midnightwalk]

1. I guess that mass of undecided voters

they kept inviting to panels couldn’t decide whether they should drive, walk, bicycle or uber to the polling place.

Someone should eventually check on them or they might starve.

[StClone]

6. Ain't it the truth

Flight or Fight=paralysis

[OAITW r.2.0]

2. I made my mind up exactly 4 years ago....nt

[Silent3]

3. I made up my mind about 35 years ago

I suppose early in my post-18 y/o life, I might have briefly considered the idea that someday in the then-unknown future, a decent Republican might come along with moderate positions and better character than some especially unappealing Democrat.

I was quickly disabused, however, of the notion that any decent Republicans would ever come along, at least on the national ticket.

[Wicked Blue]

4. I wonder if Sen. Collins is still dithering

about her vote

[Statistical]

5. I am going to wager she is concerned.

Hopefully soon she will be concerned about being unemployed.

[Aristus]

7. No James Comey this time around to ratfuck the undecideds

He’s giving it the old college try, but he’ll never atone for that blatant assholery...