Interesting numbers from the NH CNN/UNH poll: 30% undecided, plus 19% uncommitted.

[TwilightZone]

"Less than 72 hours out from New Hampshire’s primary, many New Hampshire voters are still undecided, the pollsters found, with 30 percent saying they’ve yet to decide and 19 percent responding that they have an idea who they’ll vote for, but are still weighing their options."

Note: the poll was prior to the last debate.

New Hampshire poll of 2020 Democrats: CNN/UNH

Sanders 28% (+3 since January)
Buttigieg 21% (+6)
Biden 11% (-5)
Warren 9% (-3)
Gabbard 6% (+1)
Klobuchar 5% (-1)
Yang 3% (-2)
Steyer 3% (+1)
Bloomberg* 2% (+1)

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2020/2/8/21129520/2020-new-hampshire-polls-sanders-buttigieg-biden-warren

[krissey]

1. Soft, so soft. I have seen three polls and they are up in the air. Interesting. Will be fun Tuesday.

[George II]

2. So half the voters (49%) are either "undecided" or "uncommitted".

[Tiggeroshii]

3. I think we could be up for some surprises come tuesday

[2naSalit]

5. I think I'm glad that there are that many

looking at those numbers. A lot of people aren't willing to share their preferences. When I lived there, we were always told to never tell anyone who you voted for in an election.

[TwilightZone]

7. Yep.

And if the results aren't what the polls currently indicate, many will blame the polls, ignoring the fact that half of voters were still deciding three days prior.

[JoeOtterbein]

4. Wow!

Joe down 3% more?!

[unc70]

6. Much the same as here on DU

Over 40% in limbo without a favorite. I'm one of those and don't know how I will know by Super Tuesday.

With that many in flux, anything can happen.

[Recursion]

8. High undecideds is a persistent feature of this cycle so far

It will be interesting to see what happens