Tonight after the results come in, Joe Lieberman will be at a “Primary Night Celebration” in Hartford, according to NRO. He’ll be at “a hotel in Hartford” — I’m not sure which one. Ned Lamont, for his part, will be at the Four Points Sheraton, 275 Research Parkway, Meriden, CT, according to his website.
Would anyone be interested in liveblogging these events for BrendanLoy.com? If so, do you have a cell phone — ideally a camera phone? Both audio- and photo-blogging is possible. Shoot me an e-mail at sprint [at] brendanloy.com if so, and I’ll get you set up to liveblog.
Leanna & I just got back from Voting. :) A polling place official at the E. Green School, Newington District 4, said the turnout there was about 33%. With a bit more than 3 hours to go, that’s Pretty good. / Well. For a Connecticut primary.
There are D primaries for Governor and Lieutenant Governor too. In a CT Election, Gov & LtGov are voted for as a Unit ~ Two candidates, One vote - per state constitution. But if a PRIMARY includes both offices, they are voted on Separately. / Therefore, I Split my Ticket. :) Voted for the Challenger for Governor and for the Other guy’s party-endorsed LG runningmate. ;> I did this because (a) I Could ;> and (b) nobody Else does. :}
Upon emerging from the polling booth, liberal Jewish ex-hippie anti-war Lieberman supporter Leanna Loomer was heard to mutter, “Better a hawkish Jew than no Jew.”
;)
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August 8th, 2006 at 1:47:05 pm
As you know, I don’t have the mobile Means to liveblog from The Field. // Might possibly do a Post or two :> from home though. :)
August 8th, 2006 at 2:17:12 pm
Leanna & I just got back from Voting. :) A polling place official at the E. Green School, Newington District 4, said the turnout there was about 33%. With a bit more than 3 hours to go, that’s Pretty good. / Well. For a Connecticut primary.
There are D primaries for Governor and Lieutenant Governor too. In a CT Election, Gov & LtGov are voted for as a Unit ~ Two candidates, One vote - per state constitution. But if a PRIMARY includes both offices, they are voted on Separately. / Therefore, I Split my Ticket. :) Voted for the Challenger for Governor and for the Other guy’s party-endorsed LG runningmate. ;> I did this because (a) I Could ;> and (b) nobody Else does. :}
August 8th, 2006 at 2:25:03 pm
Upon emerging from the polling booth, liberal Jewish ex-hippie anti-war Lieberman supporter Leanna Loomer was heard to mutter, “Better a hawkish Jew than no Jew.”
;)