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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
My thought is that the 16% undecided is a very bad sign for Crockatt. A portion of the undecided vote is likely waiting to see who the best strategic choice will be. Depending on the sample size, she is basically tied with Locke--1.3% might be a matter of just a couple of votes. If undecideds break for the strongest challenger, she's in trouble. (of course, one other possibility is that "undecided" voters are less engaged, and less likely to vote).
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I guess I'm one of the 16%, because that's pretty much my strategy. I'll vote for whoever is closest in the race the day before the election (as long as it's either Locke or Turner.....NDP over my dead body).