Ron Paul site traffic, now #1

[TobyPA]

http://clickz.com/showPage.html?page=3627572

 

[freelance]

If traffic to presidential campaign sites influenced national polls of Republican candidates, media coverage might pay more attention to Web phenom Congressman Ron Paul and folksy social conservative Mike Huckabee. Traffic to their sites surpassed Fred Thompson's in October, after the celebrity politico had steamrollered past his GOP opponents in September.

Traffic to the Web homes of Democratic candidates, on the other hand, has become more reflective of their actual race. According to Hitwise, Senator Hillary Clinton's official site drew the most traffic in October, gaining over 7 points in traffic share after languishing in second and third place for months. Senator Barack Obama lost about four points and slipped to second with about 32 percent share last month.

The article goes on to show how the Dems' sites track the polls.

That's interesting I can't help but wonder if it's because the polls are not reflecting the true sentiment. There was a small turnout in 2004, because there was an incumbent President in the primary.

 

[nullvalu]

Clinton's site audience was comprised of 60 percent females last month. About 36 percent were 18 to 34, 35 percent were 35 to 54, and almost 29 percent were 55 and over.

WTF? There's no way they could possible know that..

 

[Midnight77]

WTF? There's no way they could possible know that..

Agreed. How can a website possible know that information?

 

[cjhowe]

Just think how low the other's percentages would be if you guys would stop visiting them