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Democratic Primaries

Recursion

(56,582 posts) Fri Jan 31, 2020, 07:06 PM Jan 2020

Does anybody remember undecideds being this high, this late? [View all]

Random polling question, but it strikes me. Roughly half of the electorate still has to break. Have we seen that before this late?

EDIT: Sorry, to clarify, I'm talking about Iowa polling.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Does anybody remember undecideds being this high, this late? [View all] Recursion Jan 2020 OP

I have my doubts. NurseJackie Jan 2020 #1

following. Come one poll junkies! Inquiring minds need to know! floppyboo Jan 2020 #2

I read something recently that said that Democrats and Republicans both are deciding later and later Sloumeau Jan 2020 #3

Are you talking DU undecideds, or at large undecideds? PETRUS Jan 2020 #4

Sorry, specifically Iowa polling Recursion Jan 2020 #5

A good question either way. PETRUS Jan 2020 #6

There is a good article about it NYMinute Jan 2020 #7

The undecided are heading towards Bernie in Washington State ritapria Jan 2020 #8

Iowa has always been late breaking. judeling Jan 2020 #9

My preferred candidates are out now TheRealNorth Jan 2020 #10

that's what happens when the best candidates have dropped out Skittles Jan 2020 #11

Why make your mind up early? I've already seen several people I liked drop out. pnwmom Jan 2020 #12