Disclosure: I worked for the Lamont campaign doing web design and production and some writing for the official blog (from 9/5/06 to 11/07/06).
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Rasmussen: Lamont 51%, Lieberman 40%; 3-Way Dead Heat
Kos is reporting the Rasmussen poll. I have to say I didn't believe this poll was real when I first heard the numbers yesterday:
All these likely voter models are untested. But the trend is clear. The momentum is with Ned Lamont, as Connecticut voters across the political spectrum are coming to the conclusion that he should be their next senator. Keep it going:
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Rasmussen. 7/20. Likely voters. MoE 3% (6/12 results)
Democratic primary
Lieberman (D) 40 (46)
Lamont (D) 51 (40)
General Election
Lieberman (Lieberman) 40 (44)
Lamont (D) 40 (29)
Schlesinger (R) 13 (15)
All these likely voter models are untested. But the trend is clear. The momentum is with Ned Lamont, as Connecticut voters across the political spectrum are coming to the conclusion that he should be their next senator. Keep it going:
Volunteer to Phone Bank | Family Friends and Neighbors | Absentee Ballot Info
posted by tparty at 2:13 PM 
