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Poll: Majority of Undecided Voters are Women
A new poll shows that about 8 percent of registered voters nationally are undecided in the presidential race, with women representing a majority of the group.The Center for American Women and Politics, analyzing numbers from a poll done by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, reports that women are 60 percent of all undecided registered voters.
There are fewer non-white than white registered voters having not yet chosen a candidate – 6 percent of non-white voters overall and 4 percent of African-American voters are undecided, the study shows.
-- Billy House, Media General News Service
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