Rumors on the Internets about exit polls about to be leaked

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From The New Republic:

http://www.tnr.com/blog/theplank?pid=55218

These are allegedly second wave exits:

D/R

OH: 63.7/36.3

CT: 47.6/44.5 (Lieberman[!])

NJ: 59.7/42.1

TN: 50/50

RI: 55.4/44.6

VA: 55.8/44.2

MO: 53.3/46.7

Nothing for MT, AZ or MD yet.

Lieberman is behind in the exit poll!!!!??!!!!!!?

(Trying to keep myself from getting excited, they have to be wrong.)

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DailyKos was abuzz about high voter turnout in Lamont strongholds this morning. I don't know if it has kept up or if it would be sufficient for Lamont to take it, but I imagine that people voting for Lamont are much more enthusiastic, at least, than those voting for Lieberman. They may also, then, be more likely to answer exit polls.

I bet ballot placement is really killing Lieberman too...

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VA: 53-46

VA 7

The sound you hear is my jaw hitting the floor.

Now I just have to hope that this isn't way off.

I'm not so sure....all the Republicans in VA seem beyond depressed. Plus it would confirm the SUSA poll (Webb +8).

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...even if Lamont came within 5% of Lieberman that would be amazing.

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MSNBC just called VT for Sanders.

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CNN just released details on the Virginia exit poll:

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/states/VA/S/01/epolls.0.html

Yeah, that would mean Webbie is up around 3% in that exit poll.

I hate exit polls.  Now I know Allen's going to win by 5%.

I doubt it.