Rasmussen: Lamont leads in the primary and is tied in the general (user search)
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Sam Spade
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« on: July 22, 2006, 11:37:34 PM »

Wait a second...Something here makes absolutely no sense mathematically. If Lamont is leading Lieberman 51-41 in the primary, how can he be tied with Lieberman in the general? For this to happen, Lamont has to be only trailing by a slight margin among independents and Republicans.

Or you have a large (most likely, too large) sample of Democrats who will choose to back the party choice regardless of who they support in the primary.
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