Saturday November 1, 2008

I've Been Thinking:

AP Yahoo released a poll on Friday saying that 1 in 7 potential voters are still undecided. That translates to 14% of the electorate.

For months now so-called experts have been saying that fewer and fewer voters are still undecided voters.
In reality 14%-18% of voters are and have always been undecided.
The big question is not for whom these undecided people will vote.
The issue is whether these undecided voters will actually vote at all.

There is no doubt that many undecided people make up their mind in the poll booth. But many of the undecided do not even go out to the polling stations. They will stay at home or go to work - they are not apathetic, they just can not bring themselves to make the decision to vote.

It is a character trait. They will let other people decide for them so that they can avoid making decisions.

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