CNN Undecideds....Question?

[my3boyz]

I read in another post that the Cnn Undecideds said they would vote for McCain. All of them said that? That is shocking if true.

[Lifetimedem]

1. no it is not true..

[still_one]

2. Independent voters thought Obama won, 54 to 28

The poll suggests that independent voters thought Obama won the debate. Fifty-four percent of those identifying themselves as independent say Obama performed best, with 28 percent saying that McCain did the better job.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/07/cnn-poll-obama-won-the-night/

[H2O Man]

3. I've looked through

a number of polls of the "undecided" voters who viewed the debate; in every case, Obama came out ahead.

[regnaD kciN]

4. I think the question is, rather...

...that there was a post here claiming that they'd interviewed the "undecided" focus group after the debate and, while a majority said Obama won the debate, they also said they decided to vote for McCain. Personally, I'll believe it when I see it.

[H2O Man]

5. Okay.

I haven't seen that .... yet.

I thought it was interesting on MSNBC's group of "undecideds," when a registered republican said he was open to voting for Obama.

[WinkyDink]

6. Really? Do you have a link?

[independentpiney]

7. They just replayed it 14 mcsame, 11 Obama

Unbelievable after watching their chart last night.

[Higher Standard]

8. Ohio voters, I think

There were some comments on this last night. Apparently, the majority felt that Obama won the debate, but, when asked who they'd vote for, most said McCain. There was a major disconnect between how they felt the debate went and who they said they'd vote for.

[Franks Wild Years]

9. Most undecideds at this point will be right-leaning.

It's the way it goes. They've tried but they cannot get over their prejudices.

[BzaDem]

10. That pool had one more republican than democrat. Not an 8% plus for Democrats that reflects

the population.