A lot of the small towns are coming in first--and they will probably go pretty heavily for Lamont. Some examples:
Bethlehem: 136 (Lieberman) 197 (Lamont)
Hampton: 72 (Lieberman) 158 (Lamont)
Middlefield: 215 (Lieberman) 300 (Lamont)
Not surprising. A lot of the smaller towns went for Lamont at the convention. Lieberman is stronger in the large cities, although at least one Hartford precinct did go for Lamont.
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How perfectly typical is it that the Sec State site with live results shit the bed at 8:01pm
Well "Katherine" Bysiewicz is back at it...watch the optical scan machines go bonkers in November
You expect a poor little IIS server to handle election night duty in a hotly-contested race?
She just said on WTIC that they 'didn't anticipate' the site traffic.
Isn't that her job to anticipate things?
I just can't wait to see her in action with the new voting machines... CFIS should be an example of her ineptitude.
Pathetic.
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