Politics & Government
Sound Off: Undecided Voters
Weekend polls show a tightening race, but 84 percent of voters have 'definitely' decided on President. So why haven't the other 16 percent committed?
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Weekend polling shows a close race for President with GOP nominee Mitt Romney gaining traction after a strong first debate, according to reports.
National tracking shows the race essentially tied. President Barack Obama has 47 percent of the population to Romney's 45 percent. The President still has an electoral vote advantage, but the lead is slipping.
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The vast majority of Americans have "definitely" decided on their candidate, but what's up with roughly 16 percent who still haven't committed themselves?
SO HERE'S THE QUESTION: Have you decided for whom you are voting? And what's keeping the other 16 percent from making up their minds?
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South Carolina's only option for early voting began Monday. Read more. Voters have to qualify to cast their ballots early, unlike other states where early voting is open to anyone. Voters head to the polls Nov. 6.
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