0 someone who has not yet decided who to vote for in an election
1 someone who does not always vote for the same political party and who might be persuaded to vote for one of several parties in an election:
Due to these groups' smaller size, an individual swing voter can hold more power.
Finally, swing voters base their vote on other factors, suggesting a rational evaluation of government and candidate performance.
If candidates are uncertain of the outcome then they need both to mobilize their supporters and to appeal to swing voters.
On the other, we should expect that more subsidies go to the regions where swing voters are concentrated.
Swing voters, on the other hand, cannot be distinguished accordingly.
The opposite is a swing voter.
While the table shows how each individual voted in 2000, swing voters are those voting for another party in 1996.
A second conclusion is that the core and swing voters cannot be distinguished by structural criteria.
