Undecided Voters, This Is Obama vs. Romney: Countdown Day 9

As the presidential election of 2012 draws near, many articles concerning President Obama and Governor Romney are released. In particular, Howard Fineman addresses the issues regarding undecided voters. The election, according to some televised polls, is very close. Several states bounce back and forth from "lean Obama" to "lean Romney. Undecided voters could change and sway the election for one candidate to win.

In this article, Fineman gives ten different tips to guide an undecided voter on his or her choice for the election. Fineman uses many direct quotes and statistic for each candidate when addressing the main questions an undecided voter should ponder. These questions include, abstract questions such as "How full is the economic glass?" opinionated questions like, "Who is best (for you) on the social issues of abortion, contraception and gay rights?" and even reflection on the past questions such as "Was the federal bailout of General Motors and Chrysler a good idea?" By providing many voters with these types of questions, Fineman is able to help each voter make the best possible choice for this 2012 election. Through Fineman's information regarding each candidate on current and past topics, he inevitably sways the voters into choosing a candidate and helping the election progress. 

Link to article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/howard-fineman/undecided-voters-guide_b_2025750.html