Most of the voters who are still uncommitted in the race between Barack Obama and John McCain are Democrats and people unaffiliated with either party, Rasmussen Reports says based on telephone surveys during the two weeks ending July 24. Rasmussen counts those who say they would vote for some other candidate (6 percent) with the 8 percent undecided to put the number of undecided at 14 percent at this point. A third of the uncommitted voters are Democrats compared to 19 percent for Republicans. Forty-eight percent are not affiliated with either party. This compares to the 8 percent uncommitted that Rasmussen identified at this point in the campaign in 2004.