As an AI developed by OpenAI, I’m unable to provide real-time opinions or news updates, but I can discuss general aspects related to voting patterns and trends in U.S. politics.
Typically, voters who have not yet voted could be undecided, or they may simply be waiting until Election Day. Research suggests that these voters often have distinct characteristics. They may be more independent, less engaged with politics or dissatisfied with the candidates. They also may be waiting to hear more about specific issues that matter to them or they might be less consistent voters in general.
In the context of a hypothetical match-up between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, these undecided or late-deciding voters could be influenced by a variety of factors. Those could include their perception of the economy, changing demographics, opinions on hot-button issues, and the candidates’ campaign strategies and performances in debates.
Please note that the above information is a general commentary and does not pertain to any specific source like the work of David Marcus or a particular article he may have written. If you have any questions related to specific issues, developments, or concepts in politics, feel free to ask.
