How can you not have decided who your voting for already?

Question

Seriously, why don't you just take a look at the candidates positions and decide if they fly for you.

Then examine the man (or women, if you want to call her that) and decide if their record matches their current platform. Perhaps compare old positions with new. Try to understand their history.

You would have to be a bandwagon hopper for you to change your mind on a candidate. Why would you even support one if you didn't know what they were all about? I don't believe the media hype that "tons of voters are undecided." Yeah right. Your thoughts?

Answer 1

I still have 4.5 months to decide. I have narrowed it down to 2.

Answer 2

It is very hard for many people to sort thru the millions of lies
told by those running for president, hence the average voter
who is clueless to begin with will pick a candidate based solely om what his/her friends or family thinks or likes!

A person like myself who can and does know who the liars are has long ago determined who should be president and NONE of those running are qualified. The only candidate
with any degree of knowledge is Ron Paul and yet I am not near satisfied with his agenda.

The people of the USA will never get it right, we need a true
businessman to run this country. To be continued!

Answer 3

I am undecided.

I am an independent and I take my vote very seriously.
The reason I am currently undecided is because I don't just "watch the news" or the debates, I do a good deal of research on each candidate before I make a decision, and my research isn't yet complete.

So rather than make a decision now, only to change my mind once I finish my research... I'm waiting until I know everything I want to know about the candidates, then I will make up my mind.

Answer 4

Haven't made my mind up yet because there is still time for my preferred candidate and others to make a "grave" mistake or miscaculation.. Also, the field in my party is large and varied. I have to look closely as some while others can be discounted off the bat.

Private1, with your ego, do us a favor and stay home election day. (Let the dog eat your absentee ballot). What a big head!

Answer 5

I am undecided because I really don't agree with any of them on all the issues. I have to decide which issues are more important. I also am looking at who is most honest and truthful. I keep finding new things about them that makes me change my mind.

Answer 6

I've voted in nine presidential elections now and have come to two conclusions 1) vote for the presidential candidate you liked early and 2) ignore the running mate.

Answer 7

I am waiting for all the fanfare to die down and look closer at the issues, so many of the candidates have lied and double talked with Obama being in the foremost spot of shifty politics, and Hillary right behind him.....

Answer 8

I am undecided. There are many issues that matter to me, no one candidate addresses all of them. (yet, maybe never) Candidates are pandering to their base, after all they need to be chosen by their party for Pres. before they can go after a boarder base. (ie more toward the center) If I were forced to make a choice it would be John McCain, consistent and is not afraid to break from party lines if need be.

Answer 9

Excellent question my friend. I think people just want to feel important by making them work for it. Most already know that they'll vote for their parties candidate no matter who it is.

Answer 10

Most have decided, they are just not on Yahoo opening their mouths to anyone. Voting is private as abortion. Interesting?