This week's polls are giving analysts a better idea of which party will end up controlling Congress after the midterm elections. But one survey puts some of those predictions in doubt. The Associated Press says a full third of likely voters have yet to make up their minds.
With this number so high so close to the election, just what are people undecided about? We've been asking that question all week and on tomorrow's show, we'll talk about the issues that could sway people between now and when they enter the polling booth.
In the 2008 election, just 14 percent of people were in this category. What's different this time around? What are you still undecided about, if anything? What could persuade you at this point?
Democrats say they've knocked on three million doors and made eight million phone calls since the spring, in part to win over what they identify as "persuadable" voters. What argument would persuade you?