Changing choices for voters in key GOP territory

The Associated Press has been interviewing Republicans in a key southwest Ohio region since late September to track how voters are making up their minds about the presidential race ahead of the state’s March 6 primary. Here’s how a half-dozen people’s positions have changed:

Dan and Pat Keith, Hamilton — in late September: both undecided, Pat leaning to Herman Cain or Newt Gingrich. Early December — both for Gingrich. Late February — both for Gingrich.

Lori Viars, Lebanon — late September: undecided. Late November: undecided, leaning Rick Santorum. Late February: for Santorum.

Mike Wilson, Springdale — late September: undecided, had supported former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty before he dropped out. Late November: undecided. Late February: undecided, “leaning slightly” to Mitt Romney.

Bill Langdon, West Chester Township — late September: undecided, interested in Cain. Early December: for Gingrich. Late February: undecided, leaning to Romney.

Sandra Arno, Springdale — early November: undecided between Cain and Gingrich. Early December: for Gingrich. Late February: undecided, leaning to Romney.