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Polling Changes in Connecticut Race
Joe Lieberman’s race for re-election as an independent now looks tougher than earlier polls suggested if you look at these.
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the rasmussen remains within the margin of error, 46-41 vs 45-43. The ARG poll is well a new company polling and is different than past polling. Let’s wait for the quinippiac poll……
If you’re interested in the Connecticut Senate race, you might also be interested in the other Senate races this year.
Chris Bowers of MyDD has just updated his Senate forecast page.
Link HERE.
We’ll wait and see. But I would not be surprised if Lieberman ultimately loses. Frankly, I’m more bothered by him inspiring Republicans to come to the polls and preserve the seats of the three Republicans in Congress than I am of Lieberman winning himself.