Who really are these "Undecided Voters"?

That just about says it all.

Hm.
I didn't like that.

Every undecided voter I know doesn't know whether or not it's morally ethical to go third party or Obama.

We all don't really like Obama's ideas, support a third party more, but get wide-eyed at the idea of McCain being president.
So do we go for Obama?
What if an unexpected amount of people went third party, taking votes away from Obama, and there McCain wins the election without even half the US vote??
But, we need to fix this two party system eventually. Is this year too soon? Should we take a stand next election?
Are we not going to get our voice heard by voting for Obama?
Are we not going to get our voice heard going third party anyway?
Am I a sheep? Should I be walking around going "Bahhh!"

This problem goes much much deeper than "stupid".
Most undecided voters I know are too intelligent to want to take place in this bullshit rat race.
Take that!

former undecided that HAS decided here.

If you are still undecided about the election then its because you are simply uniformed. I've heard some undecideds say that they see no difference in the candidates. The candidates have stark contrasts and if you can't see them its because your not listening.

Truly, who is still undecided at this point and what exactly are they waiting for?

To tell you the truth, I'm still undecided, but you know what I probably wont vote anyways.

Undecided people are fairly annoying.

At this juncture, you'd have to be ten kinds of stupid to be undecided.

Undecided voters are like political hipsters.

Well Saladin, I guess I'm stupid, but you know what it takes a stupid person to fix stupid peoples mistakes!

I could solve the economy crisis right now, but it wouldn't much matter cause it's not like America cares what the people think.

As an undecided voter myself, I don't think I'm stupid, I just don't trust any politician. They'll say what they need to say, but through each election the country gets more and more fucked up anyways. Fuck them all.
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I'm well-informed, I watch the news constantly but I still don't like or trust any candidate.

of course the undecideds have trouble voting! it requires making a decision! if they did have to vote the election would take too long! lolz!

voting works?

From what I hear the Voting is rigged so if I voted anyways, it wouldn't much matter

Daily Show knows where it's at

http://www.comedycentral.com/videos/index.jhtml?videoId=187570

Your'e either an america hating socialist

Or

An american voting against the racist socialist

God bless america
God bless big oil

Election coverage has been blaring from every significant Media outlet for more than a year. And now, with less than a month to go until we vote, I find it hard to believe that people still don't have their minds made up.

In 2004, two friends and I had to drive from our college town to St. Louis (we forgot to request absentee ballots) to vote in the presidential election. One of my friends said she wasn't quite sure who to vote for and just wanted to join us for the ride... but she'll probably just vote for Bush. Not cool.

I seriously contemplated leaving her at a rest stop until we returned from voting.