ProSense
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:14 PM
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There is a huge block of undecided voters out there |
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Anywhere from 10% to 20% according to the polls.
Who will most likely get these votes (and the additional votes as other candidates drop out)?
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:25 PM
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I know there's a lot of people who like Kucinich and Richardson. They're certainly great candidates, but aren't going to win the nomination. There are even some people who are backing Biden, Dodd, and Gravel, but they aren't going to win either. If all of these candidates got out of the race, I believe that most of their supporters would back either Obama or Edwards. I think that might just be wishful thinking though...
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Fri Aug-24-07 10:43 PM
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10. Yeah, I think you're right...about that wishful thinking. |
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Edited on Fri Aug-24-07 10:44 PM by AZBlue
I can tell you one person you're wrong about: me. I'm undecided - but HRC is one of the one's I'm considering. One of the few. So, she's got a good chance of getting my vote.
Without knowing anything about us undecideds, how can anyone make a prediction??
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:26 PM
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2. I don't know. There are supposed to be lots of Pub's who are |
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quite unhappy with their current field of candidates...it could be them?
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ProSense
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:30 PM
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3. No these are among Democratic voters. n/t |
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:32 PM
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4. Of course I'm biased, but I think Obama is in the best position to get those votes |
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Given Edwards's current position.
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:40 PM
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5. What the hell are they undecided about at this point in time? |
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If you have any sense at all, you will vote Dem. If you are a dumbfuck dittohead, you vote Pub. NO ONE should be "undecided."
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:41 PM
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7. They are undecided about which Democratic candidate they will vote for. |
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Does anyone understand the process? This is primary time.
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Fri Aug-24-07 08:40 PM
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6. Edwards if he can get past the media blasts. |
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Fri Aug-24-07 09:29 PM
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9. At the rate the Dems are tearing one another apart - |
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come election time all the Reps have to do is rehash Democratic quotes about one another. I'm fed up to the ears with all three! Right now, none of the above!!!
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Fri Aug-24-07 11:27 PM
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11. there's always a huge block of undecideds |
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Fri Aug-24-07 11:33 PM
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12. those sitting on the fence |
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will most likely go for whoever looks like the winner.
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Sat Aug-25-07 01:14 AM
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I talked to people on election day who hadn't made up their minds. Unbelievable. I'm sure they voted for whatever candidate the last person they spoke to supported.
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Sat Aug-25-07 12:33 PM
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14. I believe there is a much larger block of undecided voters. |
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More like 80%. Most people haven't even thought about making their choice.
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