Quote Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh View Post
The issue will be among those of our "mugwumps," especially in the swing states, who are always the last to make up their minds and likely to react to the mood of the moment as the campaign finishes in late October.
Everything I have read about late undecided voters (and they are not a large or wide demographic) affirms that they tend to be disengaged, uninformed, antagonistic toward the institutional parties, and politically/ideologically incoherent. There is probably no identifiable targeted way to pander to such a diverse and inconsistent group, and arguably politicians shouldn't try.

Here is a fine representation of an archetypical such (at least as often non)voter.

https://twitter.com/LRonMexico/statu...53743912697856

To build off what I was saying earlier about a Sanders nomination, with many such you may enjoy a favorable reaction to Sanders' contrarian image, or alternatively even an effect like 'Sanders calls himself a socialist but he isn't extreme left like the Democrat Party.' Who knows, but don't go down the garden path too far thinking about it.