Are You an Undecided Voter? Do You Live in a Battleground State? We Want to Hear from You.

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Are You an Undecided Voter? Do You Live in a Battleground State? We Want to Hear from You.

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Most voters say their minds are already made up. But if yours isn’t, we want to hear your perspective.

A person walks through an open door. A nearby sign reads “Voter entrance.” Small signs are to the right of the doorway; one of them reads “Vote here.”
A polling site at the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center in Atlanta during the state’s primary election on March 12.Credit…Nicole Craine for The New York Times

Jennifer Medina

By all estimates, a relatively small number of voters in just a few states are likely to decide this year’s presidential election: the undecided voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Wisconsin.

Do you live in one of those states? Are you unsure whether you’ll cast a ballot for President Biden, former President Donald J. Trump or someone else? If you’re leaning in one direction, could you be persuaded to change your mind? Are you thinking about not voting at all?

My colleagues covering the election for The Times and I want to hear your perspective on politics.

I’ve been covering national politics for The Times for the last five years, often focusing on how voters think about the political debates and divides in the country. I frequently hear from those who are most committed to one party or another, but I’m eager to hear from voters who are still sorting out their choice. What worries you? What inspires you? What will convince you one way or another?

We will read every submission and reach out to some respondents to learn more. We will not share your contact information outside the Times newsroom, and will not publish any part of your submission without following up and hearing back from you first.

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