They do ask people whether they are/aren't likely to vote. (Reply #1)

In the discussion thread: Are undecided voters really non voters? [View all]

Response to sandyshoes17 (Original post)

Fri Sep 14, 2012, 08:31 AM

1. They do ask people whether they are/aren't likely to vote.

Having said that, I've read that undecideds are in fact less likely to vote at all. So that 6-7% of the public who haven't made up their minds yet, may never make up their minds. That would mean the 50/44 Obama/Romney poll numbers would convert to 53/47 on election day.

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6 replies	Author	Time	Post
Are undecided voters really non voters? [View all]	sandyshoes17	Sep 2012	OP
They do ask people whether they are/aren't likely to vote.	reformist2	Sep 2012	#1
It's a huge stretch of the imagination to think	Flashmann	Sep 2012	#2
That's the calculation that Republicans are making	el_bryanto	Sep 2012	#3
Undecideds are largely non-existent according to a recent study	IDemo	Sep 2012	#4
I'm definitely voting and undecided. probably 3rd party	alc	Sep 2012	#5
You sound like you're voting for Gary Johnson	former-republican	Sep 2012	#6

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