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(PRWEB) October 26, 2004 -- An Undecided Voter Form is now available at the site of Scipolicy-The Journal of Science and Health Policy, http://scipolicy.net. It is presented as a public service and strictly non-partisan method of analyzing one's personal perspectives about the candidates for President of the United States. The election is on Tuesday, November 2, 2004. It is not a poll or a survey. It is a voter's personal inventory, analysis, and assessment of the candidates. The author is Stephen Miles Sacks, Ph.D. who is Editor and Publisher of Scipolicy Journal (http://scipolicy.net). "The form-analysis is an adaptation of the...

Undecided Voters Beware: Political Correctness not applied Undecided voter is a concept I cannot imagine. Every time I hear or read this term I can’t help but think of the old saying: “If you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything.” First, let’s look at the term, undecided voter. To me, this means someone with NO core beliefs; or someone who is so self-centered they can’t see past the end of their nose; or possibly someone who is a single issue voter; but definitely someone who has absolutely no business casting a ballot. So, let’s look at the some...

Did anybody see the stacked group of registered democrats that NBC tried to pawn off as "Undecided Voters"?.... I guess there is no learning... I guess Dan Rather wasn't enough.... I bet money that 5/6 of them voted for Gore and most are registered democrats today.... how do we find out? How do we nail NBC hack jobs?

ARDMORE, Pa., June 10 — They are more likely to be white than black, female than male, married than single, and live in the suburbs rather than in large cities. They are not frequent churchgoers nor gun enthusiasts. They are clustered in swing states like Ohio, Michigan and here in Pennsylvania. And while they follow the news closely, they are largely indifferent to the back and forth of this year's race for president. These are what pollsters describe as the rarest of Americans in this election year: the undecided voters. And with aides to President Bush and Senator John Kerry...