A moment later, he added, "If it's a close race, and those few percent of undecideds matter, you spend it".
The smaller the margin between candidates, the more the undecided will matter.
"The undecideds that matter most are women in those states," he said.
Yet in a tight British election, a boost for the Lib Dems or cut in the numbers of undecided voters could matter.
Later, with the matter undecided, I rode with Fayyad from Gaza back to Ramallah, in the West Bank, where the Palestinian Authority is headquartered.
Where there is no single, clearly recognizable Aristotelian point of view on some question, he leaves the matter undecided, citing several possibilities consistent with what Aristotle says.
However, about one third of the NIPFs remained undecided on this matter, while 10% of the respondents were not in the agreement with the majority in terms of the usefulness of forest bioenergy certification.
Even though the moniker "neo-positivism" would seem to prescribe an easy answer as to what the Vienna Circle's position was, it must be noted that just as there is no consensus discernible today there was none in the Circle beyond certain basics that left the matter undecided.
The smaller the margin between candidates, the more the undecided voters will matter.
(Yes!) They voted on have a single calendar, dual calendar or to leave the matter undecided.
In 1884 a Sydney court found the matter undecided, and ruled that the status quo should be maintained; Cresswell stayed in the asylum.
