The Aporia
The Aporia
15 articles about 15 events for “Undecided Voters In Elections” from Washington Examiner.
“Sean Trende, the senior elections analyst for RealClearPolitics and a lecturer at Ohio State University’s department of political science, noted that Democratic leads in traditionally Republican states fail to factor in that currently undecided voters are…”
“Democrats are seemingly on their way to yet another round of victories in California’s elections, and yet polls continue to show that California voters disapprove of the state’s direction.”
“Recent polls show Jackson maintaining a slim lead over Bottoms, making swaying undecided voters crucial for winning in November.”
“Second: How to get the message through to undecided and low propensity voters who don’t follow the news closely, as Trump did so effectively in 2024.”
“The federal repayment is a good look for Abbott just weeks out from the midterm elections in which the governor is looking to hold onto his leading role.”
“In the new mid-September Economist/YouGov poll, 73% of registered voters said their mind was made up about their House vote, 11% said they would consider voting for a different candidate, and 12% said they were still undecided.”
“The poll from Texas Public Opinion Research, surveying 1,007 likely Texas voters from Sept. 19 to 22, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.6%, had Talarico at 49%, Paxton at 44%, Libertarian Ted Brown at 3%, and 3% undecided.”
“National polling shows a substantial bloc of Hispanic voters who remain undecided, independent, or otherwise politically movable.”
““It’s extraordinarily unusual to see this many undecided voters at this point in the race,””
“Roger Marshall (R-KS), in a new poll, an unusual jump in a state that heavily favored President Donald Trump in the past three presidential elections.”
“Ahead of the general election, voters in Michigan appear to remain undecided about whether to hand the Senate seat to Sayed or Rogers, as polling consistently indicates the race is within the margin of error.”
“There are still a lot of undecided voters in the Minnesota Senate race.”
“Jon Ossoff (D-GA) poured $3.6 million from his campaign war chest into the Democratic Party of Georgia as he seeks to build a broader political operation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.”
“District Judge Indira Talwani, an Obama appointee, ruled the Constitution gives the president no authority to dictate how states run elections, and blocked the order for the plaintiff states.”
“Becerra led Hilton 49.2% to 41% among 912 registered voters, with 9.8% undecided, according to the Aug. 14-16 survey commissioned by Hilton’s campaign and conducted by David Wolfson, a pollster and faculty member in Columbia University’s Political Analytics…”