What would be the results in these alternate CT scenarios?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Ordered from most to least likely;

1-Lieberman wins the primary.
2-Lamont wins the primary and Lieberman does not run in the general.
3-Lieberman wins the primary, and Lamont runs in the general as an independent.
4-Lamont wins the primary, and Lieberman does not run in the general, but endorses Schlesinger.

[© tweed]

1. Lieberman 65% Schlesinger 20% Ferucci 15%
2. Lamont 70% Schlesinger 30%
3. Lieberman 55% Lamont 25% Schlesinger 20%
4. Lamont 70% Schlesinger 30%

[Jake]

Lieberman, Lamont, Lieberman, Lamont. No chance of anything else happening.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

What I say:

1-Lieberman - 61%
Schlesinger - 31%
Ferucci (Green) - 8%

2-Lamont - 58%
Schlesinger - 41%

3-Lieberman - 54%
Schlesinger - 31%
Lamont - 15%

4-Lamont - 56%
Schlesinger - 43%

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Lieberman, Lamont, Lieberman, Lamont. No chance of anything else happening.

Obviously, but I'm referring to percentages.

[Adlai Stevenson]

Ordered from most to least likely;

1-Lieberman wins the primary.
2-Lamont wins the primary and Lieberman does not run in the general.
3-Lieberman wins the primary, and Lamont runs in the general as an independent.
4-Lamont wins the primary, and Lieberman does not run in the general, but endorses Schlesinger.

1.  Lieberman defeats Schelsinger by a huge margin of 75%-24%.  Chris Shays is also unseated.

2.  Lamont defeats Schlesinger 59%-40% statewide.

3.  Lieberman wins the election with 56%, Lamont draws 29% and Schlesinger gets 12%. 

4.  Lamont wins 54%-45% statewide. 

[RBH]

1- Lieberman 68%, Schlesinger 19%, Other 13%
2- Lamont 65%, Schlesinger 33%
3- Lieberman 55%, Lamont 29%, Schlesinger 16%
4- Lamont 60%, Schlesinger 39%

[True Democrat]

Ordered from most to least likely;

1-Lieberman wins the primary.
2-Lamont wins the primary and Lieberman does not run in the general.
3-Lieberman wins the primary, and Lamont runs in the general as an independent.
4-Lamont wins the primary, and Lieberman does not run in the general, but endorses Schlesinger.

Lieberman-Lamont-Schlesinger-Ferucci

1. 68-0-21-11
2. 0-58-41-1
3. 57-22-19-2
4. 0-56-43-1

[Verily]

Li-La-S-F

58-0-27-15
0-68-30-2
54-28-17-1
0-64-34-2


One must remember that Schlesinger also ran on an anti-war platform, so pro-war people probably wouldn't have bothered voting had Lieberman not run.

[Padfoot]

1.  Lieberman-50% Schlesinger-40% Ferrucci-10% Depressed Democratic turnout allows Simmons to hold on in CT-2

2.  Lamont-66% Schlesinger-34% Shays loses in CT-4

3.  Lieberman-57% Lamont-18% Schlesinger-25%

4.  Lamont-60% Schlesinger-40% Shays loses CT-4

[AndrewTX]

What I say:

1-Lieberman - 61%
Schlesinger - 31%
Ferucci (Green) - 8%

2-Lamont - 58%
Schlesinger - 41%

3-Lieberman - 54%
Schlesinger - 31%
Lamont - 15%

4-Lamont - 56%
Schlesinger - 43%

 That looks about right.

[GMantis]

1. Lieberman - 75%
Schlesinger - 15%
Ferucci - 10%
2. Lamont - 60%
Schlesinger - 39%
3. Lieberman - 60%
Lamont - 25%
Schlesinger - 15%
4. Lamont - 51%
Schlesinger  - 48%