In Connecticut, First Post-Primary Poll Shows Tight Race

Rasmussen Reports began polling the Ned Lamont-Joe Lieberman general election match-up last night. After 375 interviews, preliminary numbers show Lieberman ahead of Lamont by 3 percentage points. Republican candidate Alan Schlesinger is a non-factor in the single digits.

The last Rasmussen survey of a three way general election found Lamont and Lieberman tied at 40% with Schlesinger at 13%. It appears Lieberman is gaining ground primarily among GOP voters.

Rasmussen will be back in the field tonight to complete the survey and hopes to post final data on their website before midnight.

If you want an advance look at Rasmussen polls for competitive races, I highly recommend their Premium Service.

Update: Daily Kos has the final numbers: Lieberman 46%, Lamont 41%.


August 10, 2006


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