I have tried opening the floor to Undecided Voters. Are there any Undecided Voters? It appears there are not. There are, however, plenty of people who have their minds set on finding Undecided Voters and "helping" them decide.

This site may not help you decide. It does, however, contain some references to some interesting material about that perhaps extinct species of voter - The Undecided.

So, it's time for another US Presidential Election?

This website for undecided voters was established in 2004 to serve the needs of the Undecided Voter in the runup to the 2004 Presidential Election. How did everything turn out? Well, there was an election. And more people did not vote than voted for either candidate. This is not at all unusual.

Here it is, 2008, and this time we've got a simple message for the Undecided Voter: VOTE!

As a more sophisticated version of this message, we offer the following:

Rock the Vote, and don't let anyone Jazz the Tally! (more here)

We present now some of the articles we have featured in the past, dealing with that elusive breed -Undecided Voters. More soon. Enjoy!

Undecided voters dwindle in ranks
Most political experts say voters who are still undecided at this late stage usually vote against the incumbent, if they vote at all. That would spell trouble for Bush.
By Sergio Bustos	Read more...

Myths of the Undecided
There's a great deal of controversy about how undecided voters make up their minds in the final week. For years, political professionals have told us that undecided voters "break for the challenger."
By John Podhoretz	Read more...

Ultimate choice will be made by undecideds
"The real issue is whether they'll vote. They ultimately may not vote," independent pollster John Zogby said after conducting focus groups for Knight Ridder with dozens of uncommitted voters in five swing states.
By Steven Thomma	Read more...

Women key 'undecided' demographic
Sixty percent of undecided voters are women and the U.S. elections could turn on their participation
United Press International	Read more...

The Ten-Percent Solution
Preaching to the choir will not grow the congregation... Unless we start talking with and listening to our undecided friends and neighbors, we could find ourselves with four more years to find the right solution.
By Todd Huffman	Read more...

Presidential Elections Should Be for All of Us
If you feel like your issues and concerns are being ignored, chances are it's because you live in the wrong state and/or are not part of the faceless slice of undecided swing voters.
By Rob Richie and Steven Hill	Read more...

Swing voters are indignant, not indecisive
The highly coveted swing vote is in an angry mood. Undecided often equates to unenthused. Now, they look at the national leadership choices and think: Undesirable.
By C.T. BOWEN	Read more...

Undecided likely will decide '04 outcome
...one common theme among undecided voters is that the current barrage about politics is having little impact on them, whether it comes from friends and family, the news media or television ads.
By Steven Thomma	Read more...

The making of the next Al Gore
Then there are the undecideds, who are not really undecided. They've decided that they are willing to consider replacing the president, but only for somebody who would be an improvement.
By Mickey Edwards	Read more...

4 years later, nation still split
The Pew Research Center estimates the number of swing voters - those who are undecided or only leaning toward one candidate - at about 30%.
By HELEN KENNEDY	Read more...

My Soccer Mom Can Beat Up Your NASCAR Dad
Each party, each special interest claims its group will be this year's key swing vote -- the one to watch, the one to cater to, the one to nab.
By Bonnie Erbe	Read more...

Speculation that ‘NASCAR Dads’ Will Decide the 2004 Vote May Be Off Track
The president's visit to Daytona this weekend raises inevitable discussions of the latest alleged swing voters, "NASCAR dads." We say: Throttle back.
By Gary Langer	Read more...

Independant Voters to be Key to 2004 Election
...independents - those 10 million to 15 million voters who don't lean strongly toward either party - still hold the power to decide a close election.
KFMB-TV	Read more...

One factor the Fed ignores - we hope
It's the nagging question that comes up every four years: Does the Federal Reserve try to influence presidential elections?
David R Francis	Read more...

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