From the ArcaMax Publishing, Politics Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/politics/s-373457-840453
WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A growing number of supporters of Sen. Hillary
Clinton, D-N.Y., say they will not vote for Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.,
for president, a poll indicated.
The poll -- conducted by Opinion Research for CNN and released Friday
-- found that only 54 percent of those surveyed said they would not
vote for Obama for president. Among registered Democrats, 43 percent
said that they would prefer Clinton to be the party's nominee.
In a similar survey in early June, 35 percent of Democrats backed
Clinton and 60 percent of Clinton supporters planned to vote for
Obama. The number of Democrats backing Obama has also dipped from 59
percent to 54 percent.
The latest poll was done after Clinton and Obama got together in
Unity, N.H., for a display of party unity.
CNN polling director Keating Holland said the big question is whether
Clinton's supporters will come around and support Obama, instead of
staying home on Election Day, or even voting for presumptive
Republican nominee John McCain.
"Many voters find it tough to immediately switch allegiances to a
candidate that they once opposed, so they find a 'neutral' setting
more comfortable for awhile," said Holland.