Which Presidential Candidate Is Winning the Google Race? [INFOGRAPHIC]

With only a little over a week left until Election Day, the Google Analytics team looked into their data to find out if President Obama or Mitt Romney has the edge with voters before the big day.

They found that even though search interest on Google was on average higher for Obama than Romney, the GOP candidate was able to gain a larger percentage of YouTube views and subscribers throughout the debate period.

Obama though did begin with a drastically higher amount of YouTube subscribers, so even with the hike in Romney's followers, he still wasn't able to near Obama's numbers.

Obama and the Democratic party held their own in other ways, garnering more news headlines throughout the election media cycle. And voters in Google surveys marked Obama as the winner of two out of the three debates.

And Google even found that Obama spent more time talking during those debates. In the second debate, the President clocked in 11% more of talking time than his opponent.

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Read more about each candidate's Google stats in the infographic below:

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