to lose friends over it.

but, have to essentially agree that most of "none of your business", in this environment - means 'Trump'.

I like to re-read a Buzzfeed article:

Republicans Voting For Kamala Harris Over Donald Trump Are Sharing The Reasons Why, And This Makes So Much Sense

https://www.buzzfeed.com/morgansloss1/republicans-voting-for-kamala-harris-share-why

29 readers responded with their reasons.

It seems that the contradiction of a so-called Messiah appointed by Jesus himself, who behaves in the most deplorable and deranged manner is too much for minds to contain. But I won’t second guess the switchers.

The “undecided” may indeed be reluctant switchers.

Looks like plenty of folks have had him up to here as the saying goes.

Is a cop-out.

I think these are the people the campaign is trying to reach.

Hadn't thought of that - thanks!

who is afraid to admit it publicly.

Mostly extended family members and clients.

Some are life-long Republicans or libertarians/conservatives who won't vote for Trump but haven't yet convinced themselves that they can vote for Harris.

A few think "Washington" or "the government" is the problem and don't see stark differences (that seem obvious to us) between the two parties in that regard.

A couple are mostly apolitical but usually vote anyway. They're in the decide at the last minute camp.

None of them really fit into the nice, neat boxes into which we tend to throw them.

I think people remain undecided for myriad reasons, and I don't think we have a very good grasp on what those reasons might be. Nor do we really care. It's just easier to assume the worst.

Recommended.

More of a flip-flopper than an undecided.

She changes her mind based on things she randomly hears. And she's very sure of herself.

At 76, there's some dementia there.

They're not voting for Harris, they decided that. But they're undecided about voting for tfg, because they were going to vote for Kennedy. They'd decided not to vote for tfg, but when Kennedy endorsed tfg they were torn. They haven't decided to vote for him and there are 4 other presidential candidates on the NC ballot besides Harris and tRump. I think some of the "undecided" fall into this category. Most will end up voting for tfg, but I'm hoping these 2 folks will decide to vote for a 3rd party candidate if they can't bring themselves to vote for Kamala, I'd prefer their vote not go to tfg.

Again, to clarify, i think that most undecided voters are undecided about whether or not they're voting for tfg. It's not that they can't decide between Harris and tRump.

It's the local races that are more likely to have undecided voters.

So yeah, I know some undecided voters.

They think it makes them sound thoughtful and fair. But it doesn’t. It makes it sound like the test is tomorrow, so now they’re going to see what this “algebra” stuff is all about.

They are extremely uninvolved in politics. It's not that they can't decide between Kamala and Don Old, it's that they can't decide between voting or not voting.

Down ballot stuff doesn't get national news anymore. Information is hard to find. A lot of people don't even look at the local stuff until it is time to sit down and figure out their vote.

They dislike both candidates and are leaning toward Bobby Kennedy or skipping the presidential vote but will vote down ballot.