Undecided general-election voters most like the businessman Andrew Yang and former Vice President Joe Biden of all the Democratic candidates, new Insider polling found.

Undecided general-election voters are a subset of particular interest as Democrats argue for appeal beyond their own party, and their support is elusive for all but two contenders.

Of 268 undecided voters who knew of Yang, 46% said they would be satisfied with him as the nominee and 24% said they would not be satisfied, giving him positive net support of 21 percentage points.

Across three Insider polls, Biden had positive net support among undecided general-election voters of 7 percentage points among the 620 voters who knew of him, with 42% of voters supporting him compared with 35% who didn't support him.

Undecided general-election voters most like the businessman Andrew Yang and former Vice President Joe Biden out of all the Democratic candidates, a new Insider poll found.

Poster Comment:

Biden is toast. But Yang. Maybe people do not want to appear to be anti-Asian in polls.