The Democratic presidential race drew a lot of reader interest.
Posts on Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton drew the most readers on the Under the Dome blog since April 1, thanks in part to links from Talking Points Memo, The Daily Kos, Andrew Sullivan, Facing South, Isaac Hunter's Tavern, From Fay to Z and Sister Toldjah.
Counting down the Five Most Viewed of Primary '08:
5. Turnout so far: 8 percent: Elections board reports receiving nearly a half million ballots, for 8.4 percent turnout, through absentee and early voting.
4. Elections board hunting robocaller: State Board of Elections looking for people responsible for confusing robocalls about voter registration.
3. More illegal robocalls in Durham? Former N&O reporter receives illegal robocall about mail-in ballots after the state's deadline has passed.
2. Price, Watt to endorse Obama: U.S. Reps. David Price and Mel Watt, both superdelegates, announce their support for Obama in mid-April.
1. Council backs Obama: Cumberland County Commissioner Jeanette Council, a superdelegate, announces her support for Obama on the eve of the May 6 primary.
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Re: The most-viewed posts of Primary '08
The comments section will hopefully improve once the outsiders are gone. If I had to read another cut & paste screed about Obama's secret plans to make us all wear burqas...