Your CT election prediction here please

What will the margin be?

Ned is a winner going into the GE

And 99% of the media having an odd time sorting it all out.

A wider Lamont victory margin would put more pressure on Lieberman to honor the winner of the primary and step aside.

I would go with Lamont by 6-9, AND Hannity attacks Lamont on the H&C show AND Joe's head explodes tonight. :hi:

:rofl:

Lamont by a hundred or so votes...

fuck Holy Joe to pitch a hissy fit and stamp his foot and contest the results until the cows come home, instead of the wimpy-ass caving in to the repukes after the 2000 selection.

reaction. It's going to be close.

That rocks!

That is great! :bounce:
I briefly go by Westville to get home but haven't really drove around down there in awhile.

I think it's Lamont in the primary but Lieberman in November due to crossovers.

http://www.wtnh.com/Global/story.asp?S=5252387



Hopefully they've fixed whatever problems they had..

Incumbency advantage is usually increased by voter turnout, but not when the electorate are pissed which is clearly true this election season. In my work on GOTV, I've always found that it works best under normal, stable political conditions, when there are no global issues to skew things. A good example when this was not true was in 1994 which had the House banking scandal and the Gingrich Contract on America. GOTV worked against the incumbent that year, especially if he/she was named in the scandal.

This year is like 1994, only more so. People are very, very pissed. A high turnout in CT--let's get this straight right now, 54% is a *huge* turnout--is going to advantage Ned Lamont.

I predict Lamont with over 50% of the vote. My guess is that it will be over a 10% win by Lamont. I'm going to SWAG it at: Lamont 56%/Lieberman 43%, a 13 point margin.

I will further predict that Lieberman will bow out of the race entirely before the end of the week. He's going to receive extreme pressure from people like the Clintons, Dodd, Lautenberg, Bayh, and other prominent Dems to do so. They're basically going to ask him to put the party above his personal aspirations.

:rofl:

http://blogs.southflorida.com/citylink_dansweeney/2006/08/the_eyes_of_the_political_junk.html

In which I also expressed support for Oliver North's 1994 Senate run :evilgrin:

:party:

Righ on the money! I want to be just like you when I grow up.

...especially after the early returns.

:)

brushed aside a full court press from Korporate Kool-Aid America and a encrusted Democratic oligarch, hooray for the grass roots and here is to pressing on to new vistas :toast:

:toast:

...back at ya!

listening to the Lamont whoopsters who have been spitting on the principle of party loyalty for months suddenly turn around to expalin why it is a sacred duty....assuming the Unknown Millionaire doesn't tank.

Poor MrB.