Percent of What?

Here's the challenge -- if turnout is about 22%, that would be of total registered voters. We have no way to know what the breakdown is between R and D today -- figure probably 2/3 D to 1/3 R. Very, very rough numbers would be about 100 to 110K voted in the D primary. Combine that with not knowing where results are coming from makes it hard to evaluate all the statewide numbers. It is not looking good for Lamont at this point, but I am not quite ready to throw in the towel.