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Last September, I went door-to-door for several days, campaigning and finding out what issues residents of Straus, Matthews and Massachusetts Halls cared about. Since many of them were concerned about randomization--and although I personally was undecided on its merit--I worked in the fall term discussing protests...
Before the forum began, 47 percent of the students reportedly said they supported Kerry. Twenty-nine percent were for Weld, and 23 percent said they were undecided, according to the Associated Press.
After the hour-long discussion, 62 percent said they backed Kerry and 26 percent said they would vote for Weld. Ten percent were still undecided.
In American politics, there are few more powerful factors than the your-own-man-says-so rule. Genuinely undecided voters are often so taken with a break from partisanship that they pay such dissidents special attention. When the New York Herald Tribune, which had helped found the modern G.O.P., picked...
Few countries boast an electorate as passionately political and committed to their views as Israel's. Most voters knew long before the campaign where they stood on the peace process, on Labor's path vs. Likud's. The election turned not on some seismic slide from left to right but...