Lieberman-Lamont Showdown: The Results are coming in

[Boris]

Lamont 55-45. Lieberman's closing the margin, but too little, too late.

I still think Lieberman holds a slight advantage in the general also. Assuming that he gets most of the GOP vote, the independent vote, and slightly less than half of the Democratic vote, he should be able to win.

[Boris]

Lamont leading 57-43 with a whopping 1% of the precincts reporting.

http://www.wfsb.com/politics/9641261/detail.html

[Boris]

Lamont is maintaing a 60-40 lead with 4% of the precincts reporting.

[Boris]

Is the AP gonna call this for Lamont anytime soon?

[Boris]

Your attempt to tie the 2000 Presidential Election to the 2006 CT Democratic Senatorial Primary is rather poor (the analogy exists, but it's a huge stretch), especially when you have been pushing the idea that Al Gore actually won the 2000 election for the past five and half years.

Likewise, I find it quite ironic that you have pictures of Republicans and probably diehard Bush supporters in your signature.