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CT Local Politics:
WTIC and the AP are reporting that the gap between Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont has closed to 6%. No link from Quinnipiac yet.
Lamont...........51% (54%)
Lieberman......45% (41%)
Undecided.......4% (5%)
Lieberman has still not broken 50%, and Lamont is still above it. But the trend seems to favor Lieberman. Undecideds may be breaking his way. 90% of respondants say their minds are made up.
Source
Update 1:
The Quinnipiac poll will probably appear here when it is released on their site. The Courant article notes that the poll was taken from July 31 to Aug. 6 (+/- 3.5%), so it's likely to be a tracking poll that measures trends from the last week.
Update 2:
Poll results here. Cheeky bastards skipped a number.
Some details:
Lamont up by 13 among men, tied among women
Lamont has closed the gap among low-income voters (down 2 pts), but has lost some support from $30-50K voters (down by 4).
91% of Lamont / 89% of Lieberman supporters are firm
The "Against Lieberman" vote is down to 54% ("For Ned" is at 41)
The favorables are interesting: Lieberman has increased Lamont's unfavorables 6 pts (to 18%), and his own favorables by 5 pts, so Lamont is at 42/18, ad Lieberman is at 40/34.
Also, new CT-Gov numbers:
DeStefano - 48%
Malloy - 41%
(Destefano leading among moderates and conservatives, tied among liberals)