New Quinnipiac Poll has Lieberman up by 53/41 - Dated August 17th

[The Vorlon]

Liberman up by 12% says Quinnipiac

Have not had a good look yet at the guts of this poll - a quick two minute lookover showed nothing hugely wrong however.

Quinnipiacs "likely voter" model is not one I personally agree with. 

They show Lieberman doing a tad better among likely voters than registered voters, I suspect in this race, in Conn. Lamont may do a bit better turnout wise than Lieberman will.

Two quick comments.

It's a Summer poll.
It's a University poll.

Expect a Mason-Dixon on this race early next week.  Brad Coker and the boys are in the field right now.

[TheresNoMoney]

Like I said in another thread, Lieberman will be very tough to beat if he continues to draw 75% of Republican support.

[TheresNoMoney]

There is just something wrong with the Democratic Party when Al Sharpton gets more primary votes for President than Joe Lieberman.

Lieberman as President would be a rational and sane thing to consider, Al Shapton is not.

Sorry, but it's true.  Even the Democrats know, deep in their hearts, that this is true.

What a strange, irrelevent post.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

There is just something wrong with the Democratic Party when Al Sharpton gets more primary votes for President than Joe Lieberman.

Lieberman as President would be a rational and sane thing to consider, Al Shapton is not.

Sorry, but it's true.  Even the Democrats know, deep in their hearts, that this is true.

Lieberman dropped out long before Sharpton did, so it's not a fair comparison.

[Rob]

Why are we comparing Lieberman and Sharpton?

Anyway, I expect that Lieberman's support among Democrats will continue to drop as he terrorist-baits his former party allies.

Republicans are his base; hopefully Lamont can make enough inroads among independents to offset Holy Joe's conservative backing.

[Sam Spade]

There is just something wrong with the Democratic Party when Al Sharpton gets more primary votes for President than Joe Lieberman.

Lieberman as President would be a rational and sane thing to consider, Al Shapton is not.

Sorry, but it's true.  Even the Democrats know, deep in their hearts, that this is true.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[Eraserhead]

I expect the Mason-Dixon poll will have Lieberman by at least 25 points.