14. So much for the argument that support for Lieberman would collapse
His level of support appears to be unaffected by the primary loss. Any decline in Democratic support has been offset by increased support among Republicans.
Of course, the final poll results aren't in yet. But I don't see how Lamont supporters can spin this as good news. After all, Lieberman and Lamont were statistically tied in a three way race in a poll taken about a week before the primary. If the results of this partial sample stand, that would mean that Lamont had gotten no bounce from his primary victory over Lieberman.
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