The Aporia
8 articles about 7 events for “Undecided Voters In Elections” from The Guardian.
“In the last two elections, Lawler, 40, has defeated Democratic opponents in New York’s 17th congressional district – one of the closest-run battlegrounds in this year’s midterms – with moderate policies.”
“Millions of Americans will head to the polls on 3 November in elections that will determine control of the Republican-held House of Representatives and Senate, as well as the governorships of 36 states.”
“The number of undecided voters in advance of the vote was much lower than at previous elections, polling showed.”
“The number of undecided voters in advance of the vote was much lower than at previous elections, polling showed.”
“Democratic candidates, meanwhile, have seized on the cost-of-living issues to appeal to independents and undecided voters, promising to rein in the president’s policies that have pushed costs up, such as tariffs.”
“But the fact that a Republican candidate in a Republican stronghold is struggling would be notable by itself even if this were not also one of the most high-profile of all the midterm elections.”
“To win, she’ll have to appeal to the unusually large share of undecided voters as well as those who supported Pratt, many of whom feel deeply disappointed in their options.”
“The church is the location where more than a million people, including Lula, famously gathered in 1984 to demand direct presidential elections.”