Understanding Undecided Voters

This chapter investigates the voting habits and economic concerns of undecided voters, particularly focusing on low-income individuals affected by the pandemic, like airport workers in Nevada. It discusses the importance of emotional connections over policy specifics in shaping these voters' preferences and the shifting demographics among them, especially the increase in Black and Latino representation. The chapter raises critical issues regarding the challenges of accurately polling undecided voters in a polarized political climate, emphasizing the need to understand their sentiments and emotions.