Incumbent Rule Redux
Time to revisit "incumbent rule," thanks to Mickey Kaus who highlighted this observation last week by Michael Barone’s column in U.S. News &Read More…
Category: The 2006 Race
Connecticut Epilogue
The nearly final 3.6% margin by which Ned Lamont defeated Joe Lieberman in yesterday’s Connecticut Senate Primary (with 98% of precincts counted, LamRead More…
CT: No Exit Polls Today (Make that One Exit Poll – See Updates)
I noticed several hundred (at least) incoming Google searches on various combination of "Connecticut exit poll Lieberman Lamont," so lRead More…
A Lesson Learned the Hard Way
For those waiting on the results of the today’s Connecticut primary, here is a cautionary tale about the limits of polling in a primary election. Read More…
Still More Connecticut
Quinnipiac has released another poll in Connecticut this morning that has the political web sites buzzing, perhaps a bit too much. While Read More…
CT Sen: Another Quinnipiac Poll
By now it seems that the entire political blogosphere has taken note of the latest Quinnipiac poll of Connecticut primary voters showing Net Lamont lRead More…
The NPR Survey and the Race for Control of Congress
Of the many national polls released last week, the most intriguing was the survey released by NPR of likely voters in the 50 competitive congressionaRead More…
Quinnipiac’s Latest Connecticut Poll
It’s been a busy week, with far more interesting topics than I have had time to blog. Let’s start with the Quinnipiac Poll released yesterday Read More…
Connecticut Primary Polls: No Easy Task
For all the attention paid lately to the Connecticut’s upcoming Democratic primary election between Senator Joseph Lieberman and challenger Ned LamontRead More…
Generic Ballot: What Does it Measure?
Several readers have asked for my opinion on the so-called “generic vote” or “generic ballot” asked on national surveys to gauge Congressional vote pRead More…