Many Republicans have not decided who they want to become Florida's next attorney general.
- Republican Primary candidates: Ashley Moody vs. Frank White
- Decision 2018 poll shows 39 percent of voters undecided
- Primary election is Aug. 28
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According to Spectrum Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 13's Exclusive Decision 2018 poll, 39 percent of voters are undecided about the race.
"That's a big number," said political expert Ana Cruz.
In the Exclusive Decision 2018 poll, former Hillsborough County judge Ashley Moody leads her opponent, lawmaker Frank White, by double digit numbers.
Thirty-five percent of voters polled said they would vote for Moody. Twenty-six percent chose White.
Other polls have shown White leading in the Florida Attorney General race. Experts said that indicates it could be a toss up.
"Really it's going to come down to which one has the experience to get the job done," said political expert Chris Ingram.
The undecided voters could play a critical role.
According to the Exclusive Decision 2018 poll:
- 47% of the undecided voters were women.
- 48% are between 50-64 years old.
- and 60% of the undecided voters lived in the Northwest region of the state.
"If those trend one way or another, that'll define what will happen on election day," said Ingram.