ButchHowdy
08-03-2007, 03:31 PM
The odds makers in Vegas don't bet millions of dollars on something unless they know it's a sure deal.
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http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/august2007/030807Republicans.htm
Ron Paul Leads Republicans in Web Traffic by a Whopping 45%
Christopher Costigan
Gambling911.com
Friday Aug 3, 2007
If web traffic has any relevance in determining which candidate becomes the next US President, Ron Paul has just won....by a long shot.
A recent review by ClickZ.com has the Texas Republican representative with 45.38% of the overall market share, followed by Mitt Romney at a distant 13.93%. Ron Paul gained 6 percentage points over the previous week. Both Rudy Giuliani and John McCain lost around 4 percentage points.
Among the Democrats, Barack Obama continues to be a strong front runner, though he lost 6 percentage points following the CNN/YouTube Debate while Hillary Clinton at 24.14% gained nearly 5 percentage points.
Interestingly, Ron Paul has taken the lead from Obama among all web searches (Democrat and Republican) this week.
So who are the bottom feeders in both parties?
Bill Richardson and Chris Dodd barely have 2% of the overall market among Democrats while Tommy Thompson and Jim Gillmore lag far behind on the Republican side.
Web traffic also suggests that Mike Gravel was helped the most by the recent CNN/YouTube Debate. His web market share jumped from 1.50% to 8.15% following the debate.
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http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/august2007/030807Republicans.htm
Ron Paul Leads Republicans in Web Traffic by a Whopping 45%
Christopher Costigan
Gambling911.com
Friday Aug 3, 2007
If web traffic has any relevance in determining which candidate becomes the next US President, Ron Paul has just won....by a long shot.
A recent review by ClickZ.com has the Texas Republican representative with 45.38% of the overall market share, followed by Mitt Romney at a distant 13.93%. Ron Paul gained 6 percentage points over the previous week. Both Rudy Giuliani and John McCain lost around 4 percentage points.
Among the Democrats, Barack Obama continues to be a strong front runner, though he lost 6 percentage points following the CNN/YouTube Debate while Hillary Clinton at 24.14% gained nearly 5 percentage points.
Interestingly, Ron Paul has taken the lead from Obama among all web searches (Democrat and Republican) this week.
So who are the bottom feeders in both parties?
Bill Richardson and Chris Dodd barely have 2% of the overall market among Democrats while Tommy Thompson and Jim Gillmore lag far behind on the Republican side.
Web traffic also suggests that Mike Gravel was helped the most by the recent CNN/YouTube Debate. His web market share jumped from 1.50% to 8.15% following the debate.
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