Electability seen as key to McCain's rising support
PHOENIX (Reuters) - John McCain has vaulted from long shot to the front-runner to win the Republican nomination for U.S. president. The reason? Voter confidence he can beat the eventual Democratic candidate in November's election, according to interviews with some of his supporters.
McCain defeated close rival Mitt Romney comfortably in a hard-fought nomination vote in Florida this week, giving him crucial momentum going into the big round of votes on "Super Tuesday."
Twenty-four states are holding nominating contests for one or both parties on February 5 to pick their candidate for the November election.
I think that McCain rose from out of no where because of his determination and hard work i dont believe it was anything else other than that and his experience.
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