McCain up with Indies; Is the Dem registration advantage that big?

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CBS releases a new poll:

McCain leads Obama by 8 points among registered independent voters, considered a key voting block in November. The Arizona senator leads Obama 46 percent to 38 percent, with 11 percent of respondents undecided.

But.

Obama leads McCain 48 percent to 42 percent among registered voters, with 6 percent of respondents undecided.

Do we really  believe that Democratic turnout is going to be that much higher? I am skeptical. Thoughts?

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Soren Dayton

Soren Dayton is an advocacy professional in Washington, DC who has worked in policy, politics, and in human rights, including in India. Soren grew up in Chicago.

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