How many voters out there do you think are truly undecided?

[sabula]

I mean this race has been going on for years, not necessarily with Harris but with biden, and with Bonespurs. I would argue given the years Bonespurs has been running, or since he got throttled last election, people know where they're going to vote. I think there's hardly anybody out there swayed by a commercial, swayed by a debate, sway by anything a candidate says. I mean you got one candidate that's a convicted felon, convicted sexual abuser, and a wife cheater. If you're still supporting him, nothing is going to change that. And all those people out there who think those character flaws in a candidate are too damning, besides the dementia and mumble jumble rants Bonespurs is giving us. So I think all these ads and debates and tweets and twitters have no effect. I think the vote is already locked in, it's just a matter of people getting to the date to pull the lever.

 

[BrianNole777]

Not many.

 

[dgordo]

69

 

[millah_22]

8%

 

[sabula]

If you are still undecided at this point, after seeing the candidates in action for years, you're either so simple your mind can't function, or you have dementia.

 

[JMNSHO]

I think there are probably a significant number of people who are prone to impulsivity and not deeply invested in either candidate. Some of them will vote. I don't think that's what we tend to think of when we think "undecided", but that's probably who it is.

 

[Scott559]

420

 

[GOHOX69]

I think that number is exceedingly small.

 

[Scott559]

I mean this race has been going on for years, not necessarily with Harris but with biden, and with Bonespurs. I would argue given the years Bonespurs has been running, or since he got throttled last election, people know where they're going to vote. I think there's hardly anybody out there swayed by a commercial, swayed by a debate, sway by anything a candidate says. I mean you got one candidate that's a convicted felon, convicted sexual abuser, and a wife cheater. If you're still supporting him, nothing is going to change that. And all those people out there who think those character flaws in a candidate are too damning, besides the dementia and mumble jumble rants Bonespurs is giving us. So I think all these ads and debates and tweets and twitters have no effect. I think the vote is already locked in, it's just a matter of people getting to the date to pull the lever.

It is all about turnout.

 

[Huey Grey]

34 trillion

 

[Hans81]

I mean this race has been going on for years, not necessarily with Harris but with biden, and with Bonespurs. I would argue given the years Bonespurs has been running, or since he got throttled last election, people know where they're going to vote. I think there's hardly anybody out there swayed by a commercial, swayed by a debate, sway by anything a candidate says. I mean you got one candidate that's a convicted felon, convicted sexual abuser, and a wife cheater. If you're still supporting him, nothing is going to change that. And all those people out there who think those character flaws in a candidate are too damning, besides the dementia and mumble jumble rants Bonespurs is giving us. So I think all these ads and debates and tweets and twitters have no effect. I think the vote is already locked in, it's just a matter of people getting to the date to pull the lever.

Well, I’m not going on a date with either candidate…rather just want the proven candidate who has already oversaw a decent economy, more secure border, and no major foreign conflicts under their watch. 😉

 

[Jedhawk77]

I mean this race has been going on for years, not necessarily with Harris but with biden, and with Bonespurs. I would argue given the years Bonespurs has been running, or since he got throttled last election, people know where they're going to vote. I think there's hardly anybody out there swayed by a commercial, swayed by a debate, sway by anything a candidate says. I mean you got one candidate that's a convicted felon, convicted sexual abuser, and a wife cheater. If you're still supporting him, nothing is going to change that. And all those people out there who think those character flaws in a candidate are too damning, besides the dementia and mumble jumble rants Bonespurs is giving us. So I think all these ads and debates and tweets and twitters have no effect. I think the vote is already locked in, it's just a matter of people getting to the date to pull the lever.

We have an enormous amount of unintelligent people in this county. There is a few that could possibly be swayed.

 

[Scott559]

Well, I’m not going on a date with either candidate…rather just want the proven candidate who has already oversaw a decent economy, more secure border, and no major foreign conflicts under their watch. 😉

So do we mark you as possibly undecided? 😂

 

[jasonrann]

Roundabout tree fiddy.

 

[InsaneHawkJJP]

80085


In case anyone is confused

 

[TheCainer]

2, and they'll cancel each other out.

 

[Aardvark86]

let's see....about 330 MM population. Let's just say (probably a little generously) a 50% eligibility/turnout rate, so that leaves 167MM. I'm going to guess based on the polls (probably overestimating) no more than 5% of that is undecided, so about 8 million. Now, if we allocate the 8MM among the 7 states that supposedly 'matter' according to many here (Az, GA, MI, NC, NV, PA, WI), they collectively account for about 18% of the US population, so that gets you to about 1.44M. More likely, if you ratcheted down my otherwise generous registration/participation/undecided estimates, you're 'really' probably talking about a million people. Now, let's say that they break 55/45 in favor of one party or another. Relative to splitting them evenly as if it were a random distribution, you're talking about an incremental 50,000 people, across 7 states, that could decide the election. And since I obsess about PA, about 10,000 people there.