Something Unchanged About the PA Polls.

[tekisui]

Every poll from PA has shown about 9-12% Undecided. As the gap has narrowed and widened, the lead even changing in some cases, the Undecided's hang around 10%. How they break could determine the PA Primary.

When are the Undecideds going to Decide? My guess is in the voting booth, and they could hold some surprises for us.

[Muttocracy]

1. That is the most important thing about the polls right now, and the least discussed! nt

[tekisui]

2. Those holding the cards close could decide this entire Primary!

[AlinPA]

3. I can't figure out why there are that many. I know there are some who a R's who registered

D just to vote for Clinton to mess with the race, but 1/10 is a lot.

[tekisui]

4. And even those R's know who they are going to vote for, if asked.

How can someone be undecided at this point?

[Yael]

5. Phonebanking in PA, I kept hearing that people were waiting on the debate

to see where the candidates stood on their key issues. Ending the war was a biggie -- almost exclusive to everyone who named a specific issue.

Last night? DENIED.

People here aren't much for the bullshit. Feed it to them straight and they will either follow you or deny you, but one way or another, they will make a decision.

Tonight was rough. Didn't get but a handful on the phone, so don't have a feel, but from calls made earlier, I *know* this "debate" isn't sitting well.

[Pirate Smile]

6. Which way did it push people or are they just mad because the debate was a fiasco?

[tekisui]

7. Hillary piled on.

That's how I saw it.

[Yael]

8. I got nothin'

Hopefully can get a better pulse tomorrow/Saturday.

I only talked to 3 people -- and they were still undecided.

It was 77 degrees here (according to my car on the way home from work) so maybe people were just out taking advantage?

[Pirate Smile]

9. Thanks