For what it’s worth, I think it is a bit misleading for pollsters to insist on including leaners with a candidate rather than “undecided.” Or at least to show one set of numbers without showing the other so that we can get a sense of the volatility of the numbers.
Agreed. I think it is in the “likely” and “leaners” that you will find those voters subject to the Bradley Effect.
Yeah, to me it looks like a 44-41 race which is almost exactly the way AP sees it today and pretty close to TIPP. Lots of not sures out there. And nobody knows which way they will tip in the end.
I agree with you.