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Rasmussen Connecticut Senate Poll: Lieberman leads Lamont by 2 percent
Dave Leip's Atlas of US Elections ^ | 18 September 2006 | Scott Rasmussen

Posted on 09/18/2006 3:39:52 PM PDT by okstate

This poll is still on Rasmussen's premium section, but got leaked onto the blogosphere. Topline numbers:

Lieberman (I-Inc.) 45%
Lamont (D) 43%
Schlesinger (R) 5%

550 Likely Connecticut Voters
+/- 4.5% MOE


TOPICS: Politics/Elections; US: Connecticut
KEYWORDS: 2006; 2006polls; connecticut; election2006; electioncongress; elections2006; electionscongress; electionsenate; lamont; lieberman; poll; polls; rasmussen; schlesinger; senate
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To: okstate

Lieberman wins this by 10 points


21 posted on 09/18/2006 4:02:46 PM PDT by Lib-Lickers 2
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To: laweeks

Because Leiberman's sincere, and Hillary is not on the war?

And no matter what you naively imagine, having one of only TWO national parties taking our national security seriously is dangerous.

This has been explained many times to many different people. It's hard to imagine how you or anyone could at this point be unaware of why we're impassioned in his defense if you've spent anytime at all on this board.


22 posted on 09/18/2006 4:03:43 PM PDT by Soul Seeker (Kobach: Amnesty is going from an illegal to a legal position, without imposing the original penalty.)
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To: Lexinom
I'm not sure that Lieberman really, truly in his heart, supports abortion or homomarriage.

Who cares what he really truly in his heart believes? The question is, does he support laws enabling the above.
23 posted on 09/18/2006 4:04:00 PM PDT by Stone Mountain
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To: finnman69

RCP's analysis of pollster accuracy in 2004 is a good one. Slate also had a decent article about the topic.

Regardless, Rasmussen, Survey USA, and Mason-Dixon all did well in 2004.


24 posted on 09/18/2006 4:04:13 PM PDT by okstate
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To: California Patriot

"The reason to vote for Lieberman is to keep Ned the Red Lamont out of the Senate. Lamont is a hard leftist."

Not good enough to vote for a liberal. That really is like saying "we need to vote for Hillary Clinton to stop moveon.org backed candidate Russ Feingold from winning the whitehouse." No thanks.

I don't live in Connecticut, so it's not like I matter in this race. But if I did, it would be a cold day in hell before I'd ever, ever vote for either Lieberman or Lamont.


25 posted on 09/18/2006 4:04:22 PM PDT by NapkinUser ("The RNC does not care if a candidate is a conservative or liberal Republican." -Common Tator)
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To: NapkinUser

Here here. total agreement.


26 posted on 09/18/2006 4:07:12 PM PDT by commonguymd
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To: Soul Seeker

Until I hear otherwise, anyone other than a Republican (even a dish-water Republican) is going to take away our free speech rights, gun ownership rights, voting rights, etc.

Looserman=not a Republican.
Hillary=not a Republican.

So I can't get worked up about either one of them. He's an odd cross for the Republicans to take up. Isn't he running against a Republican out there somewhere? And if not, Looserman is the best choice? Shame on Republicans if they can't back their own candidate with as much moxie as they're backing him.

Sorry.


27 posted on 09/18/2006 4:09:34 PM PDT by laweeks (I)
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To: NapkinUser

LIebrman is not a leftist. He has voted more on the side of the Presidents agenda, than some Republicans have.

Lamont is a COMMIE and so was his Family, who funded the ACLU and supported the american communist party.

Ops4


28 posted on 09/18/2006 4:11:33 PM PDT by OPS4 (Ops4 God Bless America!)
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To: NapkinUser

Lieberman is better ideologically, and more honorable, than Hillary. Lamont is probably worse than Feingold. Whatever Republican Hillary runs against will have at least a chance of winning the White House. Schlesinger, the GOP candidate in CT, has no chance of winning the Senate seat.

So your analogy is krap.

I'm glad you don't live in CT or "matter in this race."


29 posted on 09/18/2006 4:24:41 PM PDT by California Patriot ("That's not Charlie the Tuna out there. It's Jaws." -- Richard Nixon)
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To: NapkinUser

Lieberman is better ideologically, and more honorable, than Hillary. Lamont is probably worse than Feingold. Whatever Republican Hillary runs against will have at least a chance of winning the White House. Schlesinger, the GOP candidate in CT, has no chance of winning the Senate seat.

So your analogy is krap.

I'm glad you don't live in CT or "matter in this race."


30 posted on 09/18/2006 4:24:43 PM PDT by California Patriot ("That's not Charlie the Tuna out there. It's Jaws." -- Richard Nixon)
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To: laweeks

Lieberman believes in fighting the war on terror. That's important.


31 posted on 09/18/2006 4:25:30 PM PDT by California Patriot ("That's not Charlie the Tuna out there. It's Jaws." -- Richard Nixon)
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To: laweeks
Until I hear otherwise, anyone other than a Republican (even a dish-water Republican) is going to take away our free speech rights, gun ownership rights, voting rights, etc.

Yeah, because McCain, a republican House and senate, a Republican administration, and a court stacked with Republican appointees didn't sign onto CFR.

Give me a break.

What you just recited is damn partisanship. It hasn't an ounce of truth with your denial of Republican complicity in some of the above. A Republican from the Northeast has and will do everything you cite, which is why I generally prefer they lose. The fact you would prefer a Liberal Republican vs a Liberal Democrat screams an adoration of labels but not much else. Especially considering the likely Republican would NEVER take up the cross of the WOT which includes Iraq as Leiberman has.

The end result is that I'm not enamored of party labels but am enamored of survival and leibrman's the only one preaching it up there. With sincerity. for that he has my support and the support of all conservatives/Republicans except the 5% that take your ridiculous position.

32 posted on 09/18/2006 4:28:42 PM PDT by Soul Seeker (Kobach: Amnesty is going from an illegal to a legal position, without imposing the original penalty.)
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To: BoBToMatoE

Follow the money they say. Zogby takes a paycheck from the P.A from what I hear.


33 posted on 09/18/2006 4:38:52 PM PDT by samadams2000 (Somebody important make....THE CALL!)
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To: laweeks

Lieberman been sleeping with the wacked out lefties . I could care less what happens to him

In fact I hope the GOP keeps congress with some increases and Lieberman loses


34 posted on 09/18/2006 4:43:57 PM PDT by uncbob
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35 posted on 09/18/2006 4:48:57 PM PDT by Tinian
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To: California Patriot
I'm glad you don't live in CT or "matter in this race."

If you live in California like your screen name implys, then I'm glad you're irrelevent in this race also. The last thing the republican party needs are more people willing to sell out their principles for "the lesser of two evils."

36 posted on 09/18/2006 4:52:09 PM PDT by NapkinUser ("The RNC does not care if a candidate is a conservative or liberal Republican." -Common Tator)
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To: NapkinUser

The election of Lamont would tend to clarify things. I appreciate Lieberman's support for the WOT, but things need to come to a head before we decide if we are in the long term fight or if we are just going to appease our enemies.


37 posted on 09/18/2006 5:03:26 PM PDT by neocon1984 (end the idiocy of post-modernism)
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To: laweeks
"Not sure why the Republicans are so worked up about Looser-man. Just because of his pro-war vote?"

No, because Lamont is the hand picked and hand financed candidate of Soros, Move On and the dregs at DU. He was specifically targeted against Lieberman to intimidate pro-war dems into "modifying" their position.

They spent millions getting independents, Greens and other unaffiliated voters to switch party affiliations to make a splash in the primary. From what I read, over 20k people did this...Lamont won by around 10k. Do the math.
38 posted on 09/18/2006 5:24:48 PM PDT by Bob J (RIGHTALK.com...a conservative alternative to NPR!)
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To: Lib-Lickers 2

Yes, this poll must be weekend


39 posted on 09/18/2006 5:26:52 PM PDT by cmsgop ( President Mahmud Ahmadinejad Must Purify Himself in The Waters of Lake Minnetonka)
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To: NapkinUser

I fart in your general direction.


40 posted on 09/18/2006 5:35:38 PM PDT by California Patriot ("That's not Charlie the Tuna out there. It's Jaws." -- Richard Nixon)
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