One of the most reliable constituencies of the Republican Party in recent years has been born-again Christians. A recent national survey of likely voters conducted by The Barna Group, however, showed that the republicans have lost the allegiance of many born-again voters. The November election is truly up for grabs — and if the election were held today, most born-again voters would select the Democratic Party nominee for president, whoever that might be.

Even the more conservative evangelicals, which Barna defines as a subset of the born-again group, have registered their dissatisfaction with their republican choices, with 40 percent saying they are undecided about who they will support.