Slowly, resentfully, the "undecideds"make up their minds
As Election Day approaches, millions of Americans are still struggling to decide which of the three major candidates is the least objectionable and hence should get their reluctant vote. TIME National Political Correspondent John Stacks sought out more than a dozen people in the key state of Pennsylvania, all previously identified by a Yankelovich poll in late August as being "undecided," and asked them to describe how they were coming along in making up their minds. His report:
Harry McKee is a sales manager for Westinghouse who...