March 27, 2008
Identifying the Potential Democratic Defectors
Among those who currently support Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, independents and conservative Democrats are the likeliest to say they would vote for Republican John McCain for president if their candidate does not win the Democratic nomination.
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