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St. Paul, Minn.

Centrist voters weigh in on the disrupted terror plot

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Between now and the November elections, we'll occasionally check in with a group of 15 centrist voters to get their views on various issues throughout the election season. We have chosen these people to help us understand how the all-important swing voter is thinking through the issues and reacting to events.

We asked a few of them to share their thoughts on the disrupted terror plot, and how it may play out in politics.

Our thanks to Satoru Asato of Edina, Kelly Johnson of Apple Valley, Ken Lee of Minnetonka and Lisa Ritter of Apple Valley.