Undecided Voters In This Election Are Apparently An American Phenomenon

While America is distracted by the height of the trees, the world is taking a good look at the forest. It seems the only place on Earth — and maybe the universe — where the presidential election is a close race is here at home.

By

Jessica Jaffe

Oct 24, 2012

Add to Google News

More for You

labor, childbirth, new mom, postpartum, 4th trimester

Family

Woman built Chicago’s first postnatal luxury retreat for parents. She thought of everything.

Relationships

Psychologists have identified 4 humor styles. Knowing yours may help you find a partner.

shocked students, cheating students, cheating, smartphones, grades

Education

Professor uses clever text trick to catch 32 students who used AI to cheat on their midterms

Culture

After watching how Boomers retired ‘forward,’ Gen X is retiring ‘backward’

american flag, greyson moore, crochet, american 250, fourth of july

Wholesome

11-year-old boy shows his American pride by crocheting 8-foot flag using 60 skeins of yarn

Featured

All Featured Stories →

dna test, adoption, adoption story, birth family, reunited

Culture

He spent 60 years looking for his birth family. Shortly before he died, a DNA test reunited them.

Emily Shiffer

gelato kitten, kitten hot wheels chair, foster kitten

Culture

Paralyzed kitten was too small for a wheelchair. So the shelter made one out of random junk.

Heather Wake

Science

Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.

Patrick Hamilton

love, relationships, heartbreak, breakups

Making Sense of Science

Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain

Jacalyn Wetzel

Undecided Voters In This Election Are Apparently An American Phenomenon

Tags

More for You

Woman built Chicago’s first postnatal luxury retreat for parents. She thought of everything.

Psychologists have identified 4 humor styles. Knowing yours may help you find a partner.

Professor uses clever text trick to catch 32 students who used AI to cheat on their midterms

After watching how Boomers retired ‘forward,’ Gen X is retiring ‘backward’

11-year-old boy shows his American pride by crocheting 8-foot flag using 60 skeins of yarn

Get stories worth sharing delivered to your inbox.

Featured

He spent 60 years looking for his birth family. Shortly before he died, a DNA test reunited them.

Paralyzed kitten was too small for a wheelchair. So the shelter made one out of random junk.

Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.

Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain