The rabid fan base of supporters for Paul's Presidential nomination run have made use of the Internet, particularly Meetup, to aid the candidate.
Compete measures a metric they call Candidate FaceTime to determine how much time a candidate receives in front of people online. It looks at the total hours voters spend with a candidate on the Internet each month.
As might be expected, Paul tops the list, as people spent over 252,000 hours with him in November 2007. Another Republican candidate, Mike Huckabee, surged to second place after a
CNN's Election 2008 poll shows Huckabee's offline momentum matching his online fame. He ranked behind only Rudy Giuliani in CNN's latest poll. Paul rated sixth among Republican nominees.
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