By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 22:06 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 22:21 EST, 8 August 2012 Political junkies are chomping at the bit for the latest insights into Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick, and there was a glimmer of hope Tuesday morning when it was suggested that the public could turn to Wikipedia for answers. A site called Tech President made a compelling case by arguing that interested parties could look at the number of recent edits made to the pages of potential nominees and use the volume of those edits as a gauge for how likely it is that said candidate will be Romney's choice.
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In the days leading up to public announcements, vice presidential candidate's Wikipedia pages are frequently updated by campaign staffers
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New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte has the highest number (153) of edits out of all of Romney's possibilities; coincides with joint appearance today
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Marco Rubio had 100 edits, Rob Portman had 81 and Paul Ryan had 57
The same cannot be said for Rubio, Portman or Ayotte, all of whom have been under the political microscope for the past few months in wake of their connections to @placeholder.