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I mean, to quote his other article (https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/19/opinion/why-i-had-to-eat-a-bug-on-cnn.html):

I suggest that we retire the concept of the “undecided” voter. Based on cognitive science, so-called undecided voters might be mentally committed to a choice, but either can’t verbalize it or want to keep it to themselves. We humans are like this in all kinds of domains, from what to have for lunch to whom to marry.

At best, they affected which "undecided" voters actually voted, but the actual notion of a "last minute decider" seems mostly a misnomer to me. He also goes on to say that straight-ticket voting is at an all time high, and I'm not sure how that can be affected by any one individual event.
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