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Scott Huffmon, a political scientist at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, said that while polls suggested Mr. Obama was winning the black vote, so many black women were undecided that they could influence the outcome.

Instead, Democratic leaders want to keep the tightest pressure on the two moderate Republicans and believe that as long as Collins and Murkowski are undecided, that will help keep any wavering Democrats from supporting Kavanaugh.

If one-third of them are undecided, that's 4% on ballot propositions that could swing either way, but those campaigns are not engaging with them". Karin Wang, vice president of programs and communications for Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles, agreed.

Mr. Gulyás insists that the Hungarian public was consulted about this new constitution because "a questionnaire was sent to each citizen in Hungary about some of the national issues that were undecided at that point".

Instead, the number of students who were opposed to the idea of body donation increased from 46.6% (before) to 77.9% (thereafter), but 36.2% (before) and 14.3% (after) of respondents were undecided at that time (Table  1; p < 0.001).

Still, 41% of likely voters said they were undecided in that contest.

E.P.A. officials said today that they were undecided as to whether they would recommend to President Reagan that he sign or veto the measure.

Doctors who were undecided about CAM often claimed that they lacked sufficient knowledge of CAM to make an informed judgement.

Muckler said that his second, third and fourth lines were undecided and that players would sort themselves out by how they played.

In that survey, about 30 percent of voters in the state's Sixth Congressional District were undecided, meaning that the race is truly up in the air.

Four sites were undecided, indicating that the duration of consent would be decided on a case-by-case basis.