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Social SciencesPolitical ScienceDecision AnalysisDecision TheoryPolitical BehaviorElectionsElectoral BehaviorVote AllocationVoter BehaviorVoting BehaviorVoting TheoryGroup-based VotingSecret Ballot VotingUndecided VotersVote Allocation AlgorithmsVoter Modeling
While researchers agree that undecided voters pose a problem, they have not yet resolved how best to address this problem. Some try to reduce the size of the group by employing a secret ballot methodology (Perry, 1979) while others have used various allocation methods (see Lampert, 1978; Fenwick eta[, 1982), and others have adopted the most straightforward, but least methodologically satisfactory, practice of simply excluding the group from any analysis.
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