Lamont is coming off the biggest night of his political life, and yet the polls for a three-way race didn't budge. There may have been internal movement. I wouldn't be surprised if Lamont picked up additional support from Democrats, but that was offset by additional support for Lieberman among Republicans.
Lamont and his supporters were counting on Lieberman's support collapsing in the wake of a primary loss. That didn't happen. And with polls showing Lieberman running even or even slightly ahead of Lamont in a three-way race, there doesn't seem to be must chance of Lieberman withdrawing from the race anytime soon.
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