Lamont ... 51 ... Lieberman ... 47

[SensibleAmerican]

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/21/nyregion/21lieberman.html

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The Quinnipiac University poll showed Mr. Lamont with 51 percent of the Democratic primary vote, while Mr. Lieberman trailed with 47 percent. The poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points, putting the two candidates in a statistical tie.
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[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. Oh I wish I wish I wish I wish...

Lamont keeps climbing and Lieberman keeps falling like a rock.

[BOSSHOG]

2. To a "conservative"

that margin of error would mean that Lamont could be as low as 43 percent and Lieberman could be as high as 55 percent. Plus or minus does not compute to diebold logic.

[JanusAscending]

6. To the best of my knowledge,

We don't use Diebold in Ct. The Sec. of State (a Dem.) had a display of the different voting machines out there last year,for us to try out at the local level for critique, and decided none of them were a viable choice, so decided to wait on changing over.

[BOSSHOG]

8. Excellent News

Paper ballots is definitely good ole school.

[ChiciB1]

3. But Lieberman Will Then Run As An Independent... And The Poll

there shows he beats Lamont all to hell! Why is that???

[SensibleAmerican]

4. Independents and Republicans

n/t

[ChiciB1]

7. Really??? I Have Always Seen Some Difference In Other Situations....

but you're saying that Independents in CT ARE Republicans, am I correct??

Very strange, why be independent then??

[LaPera]

5. Why won't Joe just go away peacefully if he loses-Does his ego need the

power that badly...that he will run as an Independent just to stay in power....He really thinks & feels the Senate job is his for the rest of his life?

Does Lieberman still need the money and the kickbacks, and the selling of his votes to insurance companies and others...I guess the greedy never can get enough....Lieberman wants to die in office, while making deals to the end!

Will you just leave already Joe?