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politico.com at 6 Nov 2009 05:12 am
Former Senate candidate Ned Lamont creates an exploratory committee for a statewide race.
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NED LAMONT CAMPAIGNS FOR RE-ELECTION AGAINST INCUMBANT LIEBERMAN
Ned Lamont attends a press conference where he responds to challenger US Senator Joe Lieberman's speech on the eve at the King Davis Labor Center of the mid-term elections November 6, 2006 in Hartford,Connecticut. Lamont won the Democratic primary in September forcing Lieberman to run on the independent ticket with the hopes of winning a fourth term as senator. (UPI Photo/Monika Graff).
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nytimes.com at 6 Mar 2009 11:01 pm
Three years after an unlikely quest for the United States Senate established Ned Lamont as a national Democratic figure, he said he is weighing a gubernatorial campaign.
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