This is how the
undecided decide
Scientists find a technique that could help pollsters figure out which way undecided voters will go, even before the voters themselves know.
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Scientists find a technique that could help pollsters figure out which way undecided voters will go, even before the voters themselves know.
The $50,000 Fab Lab gives ordinary people the means to create their own technology. Full story
If you want to race for the checkered flag you have two main options: get behind the wheel of a gas guzzling race car — or plug in a video game.
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Scientists find a technique that could help pollsters figure out which way undecided voters will go, even before the voters themselves know.
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