What kind of an audience can Gallup find for the 2nd debate that hasn't made

[CK_John]

a decision yet?

Only someone who is unable to make a decision, the life time collector of information but unable to pick ay or nay.

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

1. Oh, I'm sure there are those who are still undecided

[Warpy]

3. It seems that group decides most quickly of all

Babies can't wait to get away from Trump.

[Warpy]

2. Oh, there are plenty of such people out there

They're the ones who are absolutely obsessed with DWTS, Kardashians, and empty headed rich housewives. Or they are obsessed with fantasy football and getting rich quick on it. A lot of people out there pay absolutely no attention to politics until the last week before election day and make up their minds according to whether or not they "like" a candidate.

I think they also make lousy focus groups. Better to pick people who think they already favor one or the other, then poll them again afterward to see if anyone had his/her mind changed. It helps if they have minds to change, IOW.

[beachbumbob]

4. No undecided voters...so don't expect any thing of the kind

The closest are those on the fence between voting 3rd party and voting Hillary...

[etherealtruth]

5. Who knows ... I couldn't decide on my primary vote until the day of the Michigan primary

Though the difference between Clinton and the short fingered vulgarian (sfv) is stark and startling (to me) ... the only thing I can fathom is that there are people that don't see a major difference

(in the primary I noted some differences in sanders and clinton but believed the sum total of their pluses and minuses were equal ... I guess there is that possibility with some voters weighing Clinton and the SFV)

[bettyellen]

6. Some partisans will lie to get the opportunity of course

[Wounded Bear]

7. In engineering we used to call that...

"Paralysis by analysis"

Studying things forever and ever and never making a decision until forced to by exigences.