[SittinYonder]

With a list this long and varied, how is that 25 percent still have “no opinion”?

[Badeye]

I think the 25% ‘no opinion’ acknowledges the fact this is still way way too early for serious consideration by the average voter, who doesn’t ‘lock in’ on politics till about six WEEKS before the election, or primary.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

With a list this long and varied, how is that 25 percent still have “no opinion”?

I found that interesting too. Perhaps not ready to "think" about it.

[CharlesWayneCT]

They are the smart 25%, who say that have no idea who WILL win. That’s different from who they WANT to win.

I wonder when the last time was that the front-runner didn’t have at least 50% of the respondents believing they would win. It looks like, other than those who actually would vote for Rudy, few others think he will win.

[Buck W.]

“With a list this long and varied, how is that 25 percent still have “no opinion”?”

Does it take longer to make up your mind if the ice cream shop has 2 flavors or 20 flavors?

[SF Republican]

With a list this long and varied, how is that 25 percent still have “no opinion”? - Personally I want to wait and see some debates, some pressing the flesh - we got lots of time. There is snow in Iowa and there will be spring, summer, fall and winter before a single vote is cast.

[CBart95]

Answer: Simple. The so-called choices are schlubs in suits.

There’s not a President in even a dozen of this type of stooge.

[Miss Marple]

Some people DO have no opinion. I am one of them.

Some days I think Romney will win, some days Guiliani. If Thompson enters the race, everything changes yet again...plus there are all sorts of unforeseen factors.

So, now you can say you know of at least one person who has "no opinion.!" Ha!

[Renegade]

Ted Nugent !!