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It looks like the Bernie line is WAY up until you look at the scale printed on the vertical axis. The way she has it set up time goes horizontally from left to right, but hits start at zero at the top of the vertical axis and increase as one moves down instead of increasing as one moves up as in virtually every other line graph one could make.

(I assume that's hits on the vertical axis, though we don't know 'per day,' 'per week,' 'per month' because the axis is POORLY labeled).

All that aside, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Bernie's website gets twice as many hits as Trump's and maybe a third more than Clinton's.

it's a popularity contest. The numbers on the vertical axis are how the pages are ranked, where #1 would be better than #80,000. Looks like currently berniesanders.com is ranked as 7,527th most popular (http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/berniesanders.com), hillaryclinton.com is 19,201th (http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/hillaryclinton.com), and donaldtrump.com is 22,511th (http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/donaldtrump.com). For comparison, whitehouse.gov is 5,195th (http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/whitehouse.gov).

is not far from whitehouse.gov? Does anyone want to contemplate that for at least 80 seconds?

that makes me wish du had a like button

well done, merrily!

Months ago when typing in his name in search bar, you had to almost type the entire name.
Now, just a few letters. (On private browsing, multiple cleared cookies computers, so I don't believe it's just me).
Not sure how it all works, but I believe the algorithm runs on popularity.