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cryofan Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-10-03 11:05 AM
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Dean, Kucinich, 1st and 2nd in website traffic
Insurgent Kucinich is "the comer" in website traffic:
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Kucinich Moves to Second Place in Alexa Web Rankings and California Democratic Council Vote
by Rob Kall

The same internet statistics that predicted within less than one percentage point the percentage Howard Dean won the the Moveon.org internet primary by shows Dennis Kucinich ahead of all the candidates except Howard Dean, who holds a strong lead on Kucinich as well. And in the California Democratic Council (CDC) Vote, Howard Dean took a commanding first place with 56.11 percent of the vote with Dennis Kucinich placing second with 17.19 percent and Wesley Clark with 14.48 percent.

Kucinich is now, with a usual estimate of two percent support in most polls, where Clinton Was in the Months before the Start of the 1991 Primaries. But the congressman's very strong showing in web activity is a very positive sign that suggests pollsters who poll just a few hundred people may be wrong about Kucinich. The Alexa.com stats used in this article that show Dean, then Kucinich in the lead, ahead of the pack, are based on data from hundreds of thousands of internet users. The CDC vote was based on votes from delegates, representing 130 Democratic clubs and county central committees.

David Swanson, Kucinich Campaign press secretary told OpEdnews.com, "There are a number of examples of candidates who were, during these early months, dismissed as fringe, no hope candidates who were low in the early polls, who were either nominated in the primaries or who had a big impact at the convention and in the early primaries. This was completely unexpected by the mainstream media. Those examples include Jerry Brown, Jesse Jackson, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.

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Here's how the numbers look for the leading candidates:.

Candidate Day Week 3 Months June 25th
Dean 395 290 265.5 225/145
Kucinich 210 125 42 70/51
Kerry 195 100 68 70/90
Clark 140 140 144.5 N/A
Edwards 70 61 36 35/18.5
Gephart 55 35 37 30/15
Lieberman 20 21 17 20/19.5

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More here:
http://www.opednews.com/kall1203_kucinich2nd_alexa.htm
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mhr Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-10-03 11:07 AM
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1. Go Dennis Go!
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Hawkeye-X Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-10-03 11:20 AM
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2. Web traffic means nothing.
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