In October, Hillary Clinton’s campaign website, hillaryclinton.com, has 693,000 visitors, according to Nielsen NetRatings. Meanwhile Ron Paul, the Republican contender, has been winning the GOP Internet numbers. In October, his site, ronpaul2008.com, counted 451,000 visitors. A couple weeks ago, Paul announced a staggering 4.3 million in a single day of online fundraising. His campaign reportedly added another 1 million last week. The number of visitors to Republican Fred Thompson’s site plunged in October. In the previous month, Thompson led all GOP and Democratic presidential candidates with 635,000 visitors to his site, fred08.com. But his site dropped to fifth place among Republican candidates’ sites in October, with only 152,000 unique visitors.
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REPUBLICANS |
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| Ron Paul: |
451,000 |
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Mitt Romney: |
325,000 |
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Mike Huckabee: |
321,000 |
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John McCain: |
182,000 |
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Fred Thompson: |
152,000 |
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Rudy Giuliani: |
140,000 |
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DEMOCRATS |
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Hillary Clinton: |
693,000 |
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Barack Obama: |
589,000 |
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John Edwards: |
418,000 |
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Chris Dodd: |
301,000 |
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Bill Richardson: |
60,000 |
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Joe Biden: |
47,000 |
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Dennis Kucinich: |
6,000 |
