JOEMENTUM?
Down 55-45 with 25% reporting.
UPDATE 9:27 p.m.– 54-46 with 38% reporting
UPDATE 9:36 p.m.– 52-48 with 50% reporting. Lamont leads by ~6,000 votes.
UPDATE 9:42 p.m.– 52-48 with 57% reporting. Lamont leads by 6,600 votes.
UPDATE 9:52 p.m.– 52-48 with 72% reporting. Lamont leads by 6,300 votes. (Not looking too good for Joe.)
UPDATE:11:06 p.m.–52-48 with 95% reporting. Lamont’s lead is up to 10,000 votes. Joe’s toast.
FINAL UPDATE: Joe concedes (sort of). Get your wallet out, Scott. Lieberman spent something like $12 million on this losing effort.
3 Responses to “JOEMENTUM?”
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Comment by Rob August 9th, 2006 at 1:45 pm |
How about this: Joe runs as an independent and wins, then runs in 2008 with John McCain (flip a coin for pres & VP). That might be the first 3rd party vote in memory with a chance of winning. |
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Comment by Daryl Cobranchi August 9th, 2006 at 2:59 pm |
That’s what Unity ’08 was proposing. Snowball? Meet Hell. They’re both pro-war. If we’re still in Iraq in Nov. ’08, that ticket wouldn’t get 5% nationwide. |
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Comment by Daryl Cobranchi August 9th, 2006 at 4:48 pm |
More likely, I think, is that the Republican and Lieberman split the GOP vote and Lamont wins by 40 points. There’s ample evidence at this point that Republicans like him a whole lot more than do Democrats. His independent run will only serve to push the Dems who voted for him into Lamont’s camp. |
