The race for governor helped give PolitickerNJ.com our best month since the site launched on February 1, 2000.
As compared to the four weeks before Election Day 2008, visits to our site are up 93%. Page views have increased by 151%, and time on site has gone up 44% -- our readers send more than 12 minutes per visit on PolitickerNJ.com. We had over 3.5 million page views during the month leading into Election Day 2009, and nearly 600,000 visitors!
As we begin a weekend that will likely be quieter than the last one, we want to express our sincere gratitude to our readers for their continued support and constant feedback. We're all looking forward to the excitement of the transition, to the 2010 elections, and to legislative and congressional redistricting.
Have a great weekend!
Wally Edge
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