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2008 Presidential candidate email analysis

You want a president that will keep communication lines open. Of all the 2008 Presidential candidates, Dennis Kucinich and John McCain both sent out the most emails in October 2007. They sent out 16 emails each.

The most secretive candidates were Rudy Giuliani and Barack Obama with five. Even though Mike Gravel only sent out three, that’s more chalked up to him giving up.

It’s interesting contrast the closed Giuliani and Obama with the open McCain and Kucinich.

Here’s the chart of all the candidates and their frequency of emails for their campaign.

2008 Presidential Candidate E-mail frequency: October 2007

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Sparx
18 years ago

Is this where all the emails for v1@gra and authentic rolex replicas comes from?

unlikelymoose
18 years ago

did you design that Kucinich banner ad on the home page for your blog? and is the portrait of Denny done by you as well? If so, nice work.

Andy Wells
Andy Wells
18 years ago

Hey Spudart, I like the switch from IDEA/QUESTION blogs to in depth political and financial analysis blogs. Is this a long term trend or do you just happen to have lots of political posts recently?

unlikelymoose
18 years ago

Those are Kucinich posters and banners are really sharp. It almost makes me want to vote for him. Though I still like Joe Biden. I think he’s funny.

Anonymous
Anonymous
18 years ago

I enjoyed the chart. Interesting analysis. What’s the source of the data? Gave it a little mention on my forums: http://forums.tannerworld.com/showthread.php?t=10872

sw33t
18 years ago

Go RON PAUL! Woohoo!

Anonymous
Anonymous
18 years ago

You do realize that statistics can’t always be taken as they are. If voters don’t all participate for them then it means there could be surprises on election day.