The Election Watch Poll
Each time you purchase an Election Watch you are registering your opinion in a most sacred of American ways – with your hard earned cash. Just how closely do sales of watches parallel those other high fallutin campaign polls?
What a wacky week on the campaign trail. Sorry we didn’t have
time to
make the Biden/Palin watches in time, but as the real world goes crazy
over Sarah Palin’s unique style, web sales stay constant and
pro-Obama. Obama still has 78% of all watches sold.
The real world polls are a bit more erratic this week. The Gallup
showing McCain ahead with 49% to Obama’s 44%.
Reuters
is claiming that McCain has a five point lead and is
gaining strength faster than Hurricane Ike. The trend line at USA
Today gives the bump to McCain as well.
This week
we turned to Real
Politics for our overview of poll-mania.
Keep buying those watches and we’ll keep the updates coming.
This week
we were featured on KRON (San Francisco) and on KPLA (Los Angeles) so
we know our watches are coast to coast. Gotta a guess as to what
happens next week? Write us at robin@wavingwatches.com. We'll give you
a shout out and a free watch, too.
Students of history and e-commerce will enjoy contrasting this
year’s
Web 2.0 crazed election season with 2004’s watch
sales. Want to see the month-by-month Electionwatch
polls from 2004? Click here to relive the glory days of the
Bush-Kerry race http://www.electionwatches.com/poll2004.html
Also, see our blog for interesting analysis of red versus blue buying habits.
