Tuesday, August 08, 2006
McKinney Trails Early; Lieberman Closes the Gap on Lamont
As of 9:45 P.M. Eastern Time, Cynthia McKinney is trailing big to challenger Hank Johnson in the Democratic run-off for Georgia's 4th Congressional District. At this time, the scoreboard reads:
Johnson - 76%
McKinney - 24%
Only 18% of the precincts have reported, so it is still early.
In Connecticut, things weren't looking so hot for Joe Lieberman. Early word out of the state is that not as many older voters turned out, and with a turnout expected to be near 50%, one has to feel that Lieberman may be in trouble. With only six percent of the precincts reporting, he trailed millionaire Ned Lamont by just over 2,000 votes. However, Lieberman is cutting into Lamont's lead with each precinct that reports.
Lamont - 52%
Lieberman - 48%
54% of the precincts have reported. It's gonna be close...
Johnson - 76%
McKinney - 24%
Only 18% of the precincts have reported, so it is still early.
In Connecticut, things weren't looking so hot for Joe Lieberman. Early word out of the state is that not as many older voters turned out, and with a turnout expected to be near 50%, one has to feel that Lieberman may be in trouble. With only six percent of the precincts reporting, he trailed millionaire Ned Lamont by just over 2,000 votes. However, Lieberman is cutting into Lamont's lead with each precinct that reports.
Lamont - 52%
Lieberman - 48%
54% of the precincts have reported. It's gonna be close...
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