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2016 Postmortem

cascadiance

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3. That 19% that felt drawn to Perot in 92, and the young who feel screwed will decide this election...

Reply to el_bryanto (Original post)

Thu Aug 13, 2015, 09:31 AM

Aug 2015

I think they will speak out, along with many independents that have perhaps stayed out of recent elections will come out strong if they see a voice for them in this election, which they feel has been lost since 1992 (or perhaps since 1980) to them.

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Electoral Calculation - The Base or the Undecideds? [View all] el_bryanto Aug 2015 OP

Elections are more about mobilization than they are persuasion. DemocratSinceBirth Aug 2015 #1

The undecideds who normally vote will decide the election. nt stevenleser Aug 2015 #2

That 19% that felt drawn to Perot in 92, and the young who feel screwed will decide this election... cascadiance Aug 2015 #3

Is It Undecideds? Or Independents? Stallion Aug 2015 #4

I thought about adding a bit to talk about undecideds el_bryanto Aug 2015 #6

Undecideds and the base decides elections NYCButterfinger Aug 2015 #5