Summary: Here are the videos for YouTube’s Spotlight on the presidential candidates. Each candidate asks a question to the YouTube community; the community responds; and the candidate can offer a reply. These are typically some of the most viewed videos of the candidates, but the number of views still seems a bit low. Hillary Clinton had the most views for her gimmicky video asking people to choose her campaign song. Everyone else asked a serious question. Go figure. When the campaign really gets going, YouTube should start throwing videos from the candidates on the front page, to draw greater attention to them. I’m sure some YouTubers don’t even know they exist.
June 19, 2007: Sen. Brownback video (322,407 views). Reply.
June 13, 2007: Sen. Barack Obama video (542,962 views).
May 29, 2007: Sen. Biden video (190,333 views). Reply 1, reply 2, reply 3, reply 4.
May 22, 2007: Mike Huckabee video (154,354 views). Reply.
May 16, 2007: Sen. Clinton video (616,436 views). Reply.
May 8, 2007: Rep. Duncan Hunter video (294,199 views).
April 30, 2007: Rep. Kucinich video (298,381 views). Reply and reply.
April 24, 2007: Sen. McCain video (302,149 views). Reply. Reply 2. Reply 3.
April 17, 2007: John Edwards video (372,412 views). Reply.
