Meanings of uncommitted voters in English

It was a decisive moment for many uncommitted voters.

They should select the candidate who is most likely to be the choice of uncommitted voters.

I was watching PBS, but turned to CNN, because they've got the "tardometer" that tracks the responses of uncommitted voters.

Opinion polls register a sharp swing against the treaty at this stage of the campaigning, albeit with a large body of uncommitted voters.

The Guardian pointed out that the value of Cameron's deal lay in the possibility of persuading uncommitted voters to remain in the EU.

If both campaigns maximize turnout, everything could hinge on the decisions of uncommitted voters, many of whom will be influenced by personal connections.

The programme tested the impact of major speeches by the main party leaders on 30 specially selected uncommitted voters from Dublin, Meath and Kildare.

But, with the "don't know" camp now amounting to 25 per cent of the electorate, those uncommitted voters could decide the outcome.

Uncommitted voters may well begin to feel that something sinister is afoot and respond by voting No.