Which Dem Candidate Will Draw the most Independents, Undecideds and Unaffiliated Voters?

[Blackhatjack]

I can forsee either candidate winning the Democratic Nomination and not gathering enough votes to win the General Election.

Any Democratic Polling data?

What about McCain's polling data with this group?

[SoFlaJet]

1. Obama

got 62% of the independents and 8% Republicans in Virginia-a red state

[The_Casual_Observer]

2. Any answer to this would be a biased assertion. Nobody has the

slightest idea what the situation will be like in the fall.

[tyne]

3. Small tidbit....

But this is what Nevada says....right now.

"Thursday, February 14, 2008

Nevada has cast its Electoral College Votes for the winning candidate in seven straight Presidential Elections. The last four have been very competitive with nobody carrying the state by more than four percent of the popular vote.

Looking ahead to November 2008, Barack Obama has a twelve-point lead over John McCain in a general election match-up. Obama attracts 50% of the vote while McCain earns 38%.

At the same time, McCain has a nine-point lead over Hillary Clinton, 49% to 40%.

Nationally, Obama outperforms Clinton in general election match-ups against McCain. However, the gap is not as large nationally as it is in Nevada. A similar dynamic was found in New Hampshire and Colorado. Clinton and Obama are essentially even with McCain in Missouri.

When matched against Clinton in Nevada, McCain enjoys a seven-point lead among unaffiliated voters. However, among those same voters, Obama leads McCain by thirty-two points."

More..
http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/nevada/election_2008_nevada_general

[PresidentObama]

4. Edwards....oh wait....

[applegrove]

5. I once thought it was Hillary because she has courted the independants

for so long. But then I guess it now is Obama with his message of change.