Less than two months until the election and we can hear the candidates

voices nearly every day. But what about voters? Since June, the news hour has

followed a group of undecided

voters from across the country and across the political spectrum. In our latest installment

of the Deciders series, we found some movement and a lot of thoughts.

My name is Stephen Beck and I'm from Madison, Alabama.

In past election cycles, I have not been undecided.

This would probably be the first time I've been truly undecided, especially this late in the game.

My name is Jessica Dalton.

I'm from Salt Lake City, Utah.

Undecided, I think, is too vague of a term.

I've always been open to listen to what each candidate has to offer and making my decision based on who the

candidate is rather than what the party is offering. I'm Zach Warren and I'm 35

years old based in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.

I'm one of those voters that does wait to the last second.

I remember my even back to like 2008 and 2012 and 16.

I always wake up on election day and make that choice because there's a lot of things that can happen between now and November.

My name is Stephen Stone. I'm in Brooklyn. I have to choose between Kamala or just not voting for the president in this election.

I'm Robert Lillie. I'm from Wickenburg, Arizona.

I typically don't decide and for sure,

I'm not 100% until election time.

My name is Anna and I live in the suburb of Phoenix, Arizona.

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