Here is an interesting website that aggregates news items about both US presidential candidates and visualizes that data providing a nice dashboard-like “snapshot”. Once you click on a bar or candidate name, it shows you word-sized historical graphs (sparklines) of their popularity. For more information on sparklines or other ways of visualizing data, see Edward Tufte.
http://everymomentnow.com
Sparklines for Obama-related terms
Sparklines for McCain-related terms
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Well, I easily detect the DNC and Palin news spikes in the first one.