Pessimism Among the Undecideds

Ruth Igielnik, polling editor at the New York Times, dives into the mindset of undecided voters as they navigate the tumultuous political landscape. She reveals how emotional campaigning influences their choices, especially amid economic worries and rising inflation. Personal stories, like that of a young airport technician, highlight their quest for systemic change. Surprisingly, many prefer Trump's economic stance despite uncertainty about his plans. Igielnik shines a light on the complexities of polling these voters in today's polarized climate.