2. No. Just because there's a lot of information out there...
(and don't kid yourself about how many people actually look up candidate stuff online) doesn't mean the decision process isn't a lot more complicated than plugging numbers into an equation.
People make last minute decisions about all sorts of things in their lives, and voting is pretty much the same. Candidates A and B each have good points and bad, and it takes a whuile to work it all out. Not much different than buying a car when you've got several good choices and finally just put money down on one to get it over with.
And, there's people like me who answer "undecided" just because you pissed me off by asking.
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