An Observation On Lamont's Slipping Lead

[ThomWV]

I notice his lead is slipping as a percentage of the vote as the night goes on but I've also noted this; his lead continues at about 6,000 votes. It seems to have got to that point and as more precincts report in the additional vote count seems to be about 50/50. So Lamont retains a 6,000 vote lead. Just something I seemed to have noticed, didn't write down the numbers or anything.

[Vincardog]

1. The big cities come late/ They went Kerry BIG.

[NewJeffCT]

6. they are expected to go Lieberman

One reason Lamont people were happy early is that city turnout was lower than suburban turnout.

[Skink]

2. Were gonna need hand counts..

Joe seemed pretty confident.

[TwentyFive]

3. It was almost a 9,000 vote lead - and slips just a bit with each update.

At this rate, its too early to tell. But I'm betting on a Lamont win.

[speedoo]

4. Ned's vote lead peaked at 8,000. Been holding near 6,000 lately.

Gonna be close.

[BushOut06]

Still plenty of time for the machine to "pull out" a LIE-berman win

If Lieberman wins, something's definitely going on. No way Lamont should lose such a big lead.

[Dr.Phool]

5. I hope this ain't Jo-mentum.

[neoblues]

8. or LIE-mentum....

[johnfunk]

7. Lamont now GAINING -- 6500 vote lead -- 420 out of 748 - 56% reporting

Go Ned!