Swing vote

With the election race entering the final stretch, political party staff have turned their attention to the race for the so-called new undecided voters - which, according to the latest polls, amount to roughly 7%-8% of the total - and to those who may abstain altogether.

With 10 days to go before the election, the rallying of the respective bases of SYRIZA and PASOK and the undecided voters are the factors that will play a pivotal role regarding the percentages the two parties will get and the final percentage that front-runner New Democracy can achieve.

As has already been established by numerous surveys and polls, the pool of undecided voters, which is dominated by women, mostly under the age of 45, will be key to the final outcome of the elections this Sunday and the margin between ruling New Democracy and main opposition SYRIZA.

A political shift is beginning to take hold across the U.S. as tens of thousands of suburban swing voters who helped fuel the Democratic Party's gains in recent years are becoming Republicans.

One-third of french voters - 34% - have not decided who to vote for weeks before the presidential election. This shows poll of the sociological service Odoxa, commissioned by the state radio "France Info". This is a record indicator in the history of modern France.

Polls show that the 14% of undecided voters are to call the September 20 elections. With the Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) and New Democracy (ND) neck and neck in the polls, the parties have turned their attention to wooing the undecideds of around 60% of which are women (58.4% says Marc, 64% says ALCO).