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In most sociophysical simulations on public opinion, only two opinions areallowed: Pro and Contra. However, in all political elections many people do notvote. Here we analyse two models of dynamics of public opinion, taking intoaccount Indifferent voters: {\it i)} the Sznajd model with symmetry Pro-Contra,{\it ii)} the outflow one move voter model, where Contra's are converted toIndifferent by their Pro neighbours. Our results on the Sznajd model are in anoverall agreement with the results of the mean field approach and with thoseknown from the initial model formulation. The simulation on the voter modelshows that an amount of Contra's who remain after convertion depends on thenetwork topology.

Indifferents as an interface between Contra and Pro