2006 United States Senate election in Connecticut
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The 2006 United States Senate election in Connecticut was held November 7, 2006. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman won his fourth and final term in the Senate, under the Connecticut for Lieberman party banner. After losing the primary, Lieberman ran as a third-party candidate with the newly formed Connecticut for Lieberman party. He was not a member of this party, remaining a registered Democrat throughout the campaign.
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A eleição para o senado do estado americano de Connecticut em 2006 foi realizada em 7 de novembro do mesmo ano. O senador Joe Lieberman conquistou a terceira reeleição,com aproximadamente 50% dos votos. Em 8 de agosto de 2006 foram realizadas as primárias. Segundo as pesquisas, Lieberman ganhou o voto de 33% dos democratas, 54% dos independentes e 70% dos republicanos.
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;Democratic U.S. Senators
* Tom Carper, Delaware
* Mary Landrieu, Louisiana
* Ben Nelson, Nebraska
* Mark Pryor, Arkansas
* Ken Salazar, Colorado
;Democratic U.S. Congressmen
* Ed Case, Hawaii*
* Harold Ford Jr., Tennessee*
* John Lewis, Georgia
* Brad Sherman, California
;Democratic former U.S. Senators
* David Boren, Oklahoma, President of the University of Oklahoma
* John Breaux, Louisiana
* Richard Bryan, Nevada
* J. Bennett Johnston, Louisiana
* Bob Kerrey, Nebraska, President of the New School University
;Republicans
* Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City
* Rudy Giuliani, former Mayor of New York City
* Susan Collins, Senator from Maine
* Newt Gingrich, Former U.S. House Speaker of Georgia
* Mark Kennedy, Congressman from Minnesota*
* Mike McGavick, Washington*
* Jack Kemp, Former Congressman and Vice Presidential nominee
* Christopher Shays, Connecticut
* William F. Buckley Jr.
* Ann Coulter, author and conservative political commentator
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* The New York Post
* The Washington Post
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;Democratic Senators
* Daniel Akaka, Hawaii
* Evan Bayh, Indiana
* Joe Biden, Delaware
* Barbara Boxer, California
* Robert Byrd, West Virginia
* Maria Cantwell, Washington
* Hillary Clinton, New York
* Mark Dayton, Minnesota
* Chris Dodd, Connecticut
* Dick Durbin, Illinois
* Russ Feingold, Wisconsin
* Dianne Feinstein, California
* Tom Harkin, Iowa
* Daniel Inouye, Hawaii
* Ted Kennedy, Massachusetts
* John Kerry, Massachusetts
* Herb Kohl, Wisconsin
* Frank Lautenberg, New Jersey
* Patrick Leahy, Vermont
* Patty Murray, Washington
* Barack Obama, Illinois
* Jack Reed, Rhode Island
* Harry Reid, Nevada
* Jay Rockefeller, West Virginia
* Chuck Schumer, New York
* Debbie Stabenow, Michigan
* Ron Wyden, Oregon
;Other Democrats
* State Treasurer Bob Casey Jr., Pennsylvania*
* General Wesley Clark, Arkansas
* Former U.S. Senator John Edwards, North Carolina
* Reverend and 1984, 1988 Democratic primary candidate Jesse Jackson, South Carolina
* Governor Bill Richardson, New Mexico
* Reverend and 2004 Democratic primary candidate Al Sharpton, New York
* Former Governor Mark Warner, Virginia
* = candidate for U.S. Senate in his home state
;Local officials
* John DeStefano, Mayor of New Haven and Democratic gubernatorial nominee
* Dannel Malloy, Mayor of Stamford
;Organizations
* United Automobile Workers
* Service Employees International Union
;Newspapers
* The New York Times
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File:2006 United States Senate election in Connecticut results map by municipality.svg
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The 2006 United States Senate election in Connecticut was held November 7, 2006. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman won his fourth and final term in the Senate, under the Connecticut for Lieberman party banner. Lieberman originally ran as a Democrat, but lost the August 8 Democratic primary to former Greenwich selectman and businessman Ned Lamont. Lieberman had been seen as vulnerable to a primary challenge due to his conservative positions and support for the Iraq War, and Lamont ran as an antiwar challenger, receiving support from the left of the party. The Republicans nominated Alan Schlesinger, the former mayor of Derby, whose campaign was marred by allegations of inappropriate gambling activities. After losing the primary, Lieberman ran as a third-party candidate with the newly formed Connecticut for Lieberman party. He was not a member of this party, remaining a registered Democrat throughout the campaign. Most polls had Lieberman defeating Lamont. Lieberman raised more than double what Lamont did during the campaign, and won the general election. He continued to caucus with the Democrats, and was listed in the Senate records as an Independent Democrat. Lamont ran for governor in 2010, losing in the primary to eventual two-term governor Dannel Malloy. He ran again in 2018, winning both the primary and the general election.
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A eleição para o senado do estado americano de Connecticut em 2006 foi realizada em 7 de novembro do mesmo ano. O senador Joe Lieberman conquistou a terceira reeleição,com aproximadamente 50% dos votos. Em 8 de agosto de 2006 foram realizadas as primárias. Segundo as pesquisas, Lieberman ganhou o voto de 33% dos democratas, 54% dos independentes e 70% dos republicanos. Lieberman tinha o apoio declarado de Tom Carper (democrata), Mary Landrieu (democrata), Ben Nelson (democrata), Mark Pryor (democrata), Michael Bloomberg (republicano), Rudy Giuliani (republicano), Susan Collins (republicana), e pelos jornais: The New York Post e The Washington Post. Já seu rival, , tinha o apoio declarado de Joe Biden (democrata), Hilary Clinton (democrata), Robert Byrd (democrata), Dianne Feinstein (democrata), Frank Lautenberg (democrata), Patrick Leahy (democrata), Barack Obama (democrata), e do jornal The New York Times. Nos resultados finais Lieberman alcançou 564.095 votos, seguido pelo democrata Lamont 450.844 votos, enquanto o republicano , que obteve 109.198 votos, ficou em terceiro lugar. Outros candidatos somaram 10.640 votos, cerca de 00,09%.
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2006 United States Senate election in Connecticut
