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	With the election over, four of our undecideds pulled the lever for Gore. Although the week before the election Jean was planning on doing her "Republican family proud", for her it finally came down to "keeping things status quo". Bill remained firmly in the Gore camp and Kim held steady for Bush. Joseph voted for the very first time at age 30 for Al Gore. Colleen felt that as a single, middle-income earner, she was neglected by both candidates during the campaign. But in the end she feels that Gore has the necessary experience. "All in all" she said "this has been a disappointing choice".

This September, FRONTLINE identified five undecided voters in St. Louis County, Missouri. Missourians almost always pick the winner in presidential elections.(Click for more on Missouri--America's "political weather vane.") We profiled these five undecided voters--Who are they? What influences have shaped their politics? What's the nature of their indecision this year? Then we asked them to keep an online diary during this election season. During the weeks leading up to election day, FRONTLINE tracked their progress toward a final decision.

Who did they vote for? Did their votes turn on issues or personalities? Did they think about the election like you did? Or were their concerns and feelings about the candidates foreign and frustrating to you? Follow their stories. Tell your own.