The conventional wisdom of the uninformed, clueless voter is not necessarily true. At least not in Nebraska. We have noticed a very large spike in our traffic numbers on this site since we began posting election related information. Yesterday we hit an all time record, exceeding the number of hits we received on December 21, 2009, when journalist and author Michelle Malkin linked to our site in an update on one of her articles about Senator Ben Nelson’s vote for health care cloture.
Even today, as voters prepare to head to the polls, traffic is past the level it was at yesterday at the same time.
Most of the searches bringing in visitors are associated with the amendments on the ballot statewide. Following that interest, visitors want to see a sample ballot.
We are heartened by this trend and are hopeful that we have provided some helpful information to voters.
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