Who's on first?
CrowdRules.com, the leader in user-generated voting, has just completed a challenge to predict the winner of the 2008 elections. The winner was Hillary Clinton, with a rating of 3.5 out of a possible 5.
For one week, CrowdRules members were asked to rate each of 20 candidates based on the member's opinion of the likelihood that a given candidate will be elected in the 2008 Presidential election.
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Al Gore, Rudy Giuliani, and John Edwards were ranked 1 to 5, respectively. Despite not having announced their candidacies, both Al Gore and Michael Bloomberg were included in the survey. Bloomberg was ranked 6th.
With nearly a year and a half to go before the Presidential election, it's too early to predict the actual outcome. Yet voter sentiment indicates Clinton has a strong lead: Obama, ranked second in the challenge, only achieved a 3.0 rating.
Challenges on CrowdRules are user-generated: any member at any time can pose a challenge, ask the crowd to contribute possible answers in text, photo, audio, or video format, then have the crowd rate them. Everything from Presidential elections to the best new media phone can be rated.
For further details about the Presidential challenge, or to find out more about running challenges on Crowdrules, email us at contactus@crowdrules.com.
Dave @ CrowdRules