More than a million Americans have already cast their ballots in the presidential election, but the ones who may prove decisive may not have even started paying attention.
For political junkies like me who have been following every twist and turn in this election for the last two years, the next 32 days are the most stressful as we wait to see what voters will decide.
If you already know which candidate you're supporting in the presidential race between Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris — not to mention everything from governor down to local school board — it can be frustrating to wait for these seemingly indecisive, procrastinating Americans to get to it.
But late deciders are important, and this year, I think they are the reason that Harris may have a chance to win Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
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