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Ron Paul Internet Trends
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8/7/2007
| This link will redirect you to Google trends for 2007 U.S. internet searches and news volume for Ron Paul
vs Guiliani, Romney and McCain: http://tinyurl.com/2on3e4 This one will take you to the same for Ron Paul vs Clinton and Obama: http://tinyurl.com/34oftr Probably won't surprise *you*, but quod erat demonstrandum for skeptics: Since mid-April, Ron Paul has maintained an overwhelming lead in voter pursuit of candidate information, even as he consistently receives the least media attention Insofar as it doesn't surprise, it still offers some real interesting data when you adjust down the "all subregions" menu to specific states. For example: http://tinyurl.com/29wqyx Note also that from the U.S./2007 pages, Iowa is currently the top subregion when ranked by Ron Paul, and indicates his name the most searched among Republican candidates -- but, go to the Iowa page, there's not enough search volume to render a graph. This is true narrowed to any Republican candidate. But compare these with attention to bar graphs for cities: http://tinyurl.com/2jgmgr http://tinyurl.com/38crpr Which I think suggests the relevance of the Iowa Caucus to the Republican nomination is exaggerated, unless one accepts the weird hypothesis that the substantial number of Republicans in that state just don't have the internet access of its Democrats. |
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