[AHerald]

The Mason-Dixon poll shows that 11 percent of whites are undecided - far more than usual in the closing week of a statewide election, Coker said. The last time the figure was nearly as high was 1989 in Virginia, when Democrat Doug Wilder was elected the nation's first black governor.

Coker said "almost all" of the undecided white voters broke for Coleman on Election Day; a similar break this year could deliver Virginia's 13 electoral votes to McCain.

[mosesdapoet]

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[Pining_4_TX]

I do not buy that there are so many undecided voters out there. One would have to be close to brain dead not to be able to make up his mind by now. I think many people just don’t want to tell others how they plan to vote. After all, that is why we have secret ballot voting. It’s none of anyone else’s business.

I will be so glad when this election is over. It’s just too bad that the “babblers” will start talking about the next election as soon as this one is finished. One would think politics is the only thing that keeps life going on the planet. Ugh.

[wardaddy]

The Mason-Dixon poll shows that 11 percent of whites are undecided

now here is some actual serious data that could matter...unlike some of the wishful thinking pollyanna stuff posted here every 5 minutes that has no basis in fact or relevance