This year, the people of the United States have a big decision to make. The outcome of the upcoming election hinges on the ballots of the great many voters in the U.S. who are still undecided. Undecided about who to vote for. Undecided about whether to even bother. In this special section on Undecided.com, we hope to help you, the undecided voter, (or "swing voter") get access to the information that you want and need to make a decision that you will feel good about.

There are a lot of websites out there that serve as clearing houses for those who are not undecided. Most people know what they want, and have access to thousands of websites that re-enforce or coddle their points of view. They call that "Preaching to the Choir". But what if you are undecided? Perhaps you don't want to read article after article of firmly rooted beliefs, but want to find clear, balanced information that could help you make your choice. It's not easy to find, but we will try to assemble some of it here.

If you are in fact undecided, and would like some help feeling less undecided, please check this site again SOON when we will have lots of links to cool undecided information and views.

My Soccer Mom Can Beat Up Your NASCAR Dad
Each party, each special interest claims its group will be this year's key swing vote -- the one to watch, the one to cater to, the one to nab.
By Bonnie Erbe	Read more...

Speculation that ‘NASCAR Dads’ Will Decide the 2004 Vote May Be Off Track
The president's visit to Daytona this weekend raises inevitable discussions of the latest alleged swing voters, "NASCAR dads." We say: Throttle back.
By Gary Langer	Read more...

Independant Voters to be Key to 2004 Election
...independents - those 10 million to 15 million voters who don't lean strongly toward either party - still hold the power to decide a close election.
KFMB-TV	Read more...

One factor the Fed ignores - we hope
It's the nagging question that comes up every four years: Does the Federal Reserve try to influence presidential elections?
David R Francis	Read more...

The Great Divide
...the number of undecided voters, truly undecided, seems to be unusually small. So turning out the base vote will be as important as swaying swing voters. Maybe more so...
Newsday	Read more...

US campaigns use voter data to find supporters
Such "voter targeting" allows them to organise voter-registration drives, communicate with supporters and sway undecided voters to their cause. But such tactics lead to ideological polarisation and declining voter turnout... ...
Reuters	Read more...

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