> I thought in the US system, swinging votes don't really matter. Those fence sitters aren't confident or interested enough to vote anyway. I thought the only thing that mattered was preaching to the choir & getting them to vote at all.
Not at all. While you don't have a chance if your base doesn't come out, they almost always do. As a result, swing votes typically decide US elections.
There are, however, two kinds of swing votes. One always votes, but switches. The other shows up occasionally.
Not at all. While you don't have a chance if your base doesn't come out, they almost always do. As a result, swing votes typically decide US elections.
There are, however, two kinds of swing votes. One always votes, but switches. The other shows up occasionally.