March 4, 2008
The Experience Paradox
More Americans say John McCain (70%) and Hillary Clinton (65%) have the experience necessary to be a good president than say the same about Barack Obama (46%). However, only 22% choose experience as the characteristic they say is most important to their vote for president.
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