Undecided and unenthusiastic voters: Who will they choose?

I'm Early voting's in the books, but some voters still haven't made up their minds. starting I guess I'll do some research and decide when I get there. Some voters are still weighing their options, while others are already second-guessing their ballots. I didn't want to not vote for either candidate, because then I'm letting someone else make the decision. to I don't feel great about what my choices were. speak. Experts say that exact voter fatigue is actually driving turnout, Most of the increased energy and interest... On the Democratic side is what you might call a hate vote. They want to send a message to Donald Trump and all of his supporters. On the Republican side, particularly locally, it's more about protecting what they've got. Now, a new Marist poll finds that 47 percent of likely New York voters say their congressional vote is mainly voted against President Trump. And in the governor's race, just four percent remain undecided. There are very few voters on the fence, but if we're talking about a close election, election in a particular district, those few voters can be the decisive, the decisive vote. And we don't need a Trump puppet as governor. Kathy Hochul doesn't care about you. After months of nonstop attack ads and relentless campaign text messages, some voters we spoke to say they've reached their breaking point. I think they were both undecided and voters who were just being inundated with all of these horrific political advertisements. For months, candidates have had their say. Now voters get to deliver the final word. On Long Island, Jodi Goldberg, Fox 5 News.