Are you an undecided voter in the Tampa/Orlando area?

Florida voting; photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images Will you be watching the presidential debates to help determine your vote?

NewsHour correspondent Ray Suarez and producer Merrill Schwerin are looking to speak on camera with undecided voters in the Orlando/Tampa area of Florida, before and after the first presidential debate on Oct. 4th. We'd like to know what you thought of President Obama and Mitt Romney's debate performance, what issues matter to you and what more you'd like to hear from each candidate before Election Day.

If this is you, please answer the following questions and a NewsHour producer will be in touch.

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Do you think the debates will help you make up your mind? What do you think you may learn from the debates?

What factors do you expect to help you determine your choice of candidate? Has any particular position by either candidate surprised you or altered the way you might have voted?

When do you think you'll have picked a candidate? How long do you usually wait to decide on a candidate?

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