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More voters this year have aligned themselves with the Democratic Party than the Republican Party. The Democrats have a 7-point advantage in terms of core partisans, and a 10-point advantage when factoring in the leanings of political independents.
If each candidate were supported equally by his partisans, and independents split equally, that would translate into a 7- to 10-point lead for Obama over McCain in the race for president. But the race has been closer than that, primarily because a greater proportion of Republicans than Democrats are backing their own party's candidate for president.
And that will change after the first debate when Obama and Sir Plagiarism are seen for the fools they are. Obama really is a moron...didn't vet Clinton and picks a running mate who has insulted him and would rather run with McCain.
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