The story behind the voting on Round One, with our explanation of how we checked for ballot-stuffing. And yes, some people did try to cheat, but it didn't affect the results.

We've posted the top ten questions for the candidates, and already, one of them, Mike Huckabee, has answered!

We've just added Mike Huckabee to the list of participants in 10Questions. He joins John Edwards and Ron Paul as the confirmed participants; we look forward to the involvement of the rest of the candidates.

After we finish auditing the top ten videos on the site this Saturday, November 17 (voting closed yesterday), the candidates will be free to be post video responses. Look out for their video responses soon!

Voting on 10Questions closed yesterday with a huge surge in participation...and a number of last-minute submissions, including one that appears to have climbed into the top ten. And that raises an important question, was the process fair?

It's the last day of voting on 10Questions.com, and the big question is, will we make it over 100,000 votes?

One day to go in Round One of 10Questions! As we prepare for the candidates' responses in Round Two, developer David Colarusso gets some love from the press.

With two more days and a handful of hours to go, 10Questions is continuing to enjoy a healthy level participation and interest, including a handful of important, if quirky, questions.

As we head into the final stretch of Round One of 10Questions, we’re hoping to add a bunch more videos to the mix.

TechPresident blogger and 10Questions co-sponsor (via CultureKitchen) Liza Sabater is leading a 10Questions meetup Sunday afternoon in New York, and Morra Aarons of BlogHer is encouragin readers to submit as well.

John Edwards and Ron Paul have now officially signed on to participate in 10Questions, and press releases sent out by us and the candidates are already starting to generate buzz. This is great news! We’re confident that the other candidates will quickly follow Edwards and Paul’s lead and agree to participate soon.

In other news, the site continues to move a long at a good clip. The number of videos on the site is now up to 172, and since Wednesday about another thousand voters have shown up on the site and another 4,000 votes have been cast.

We’re pleased to announce that America Online is now a cosponsor of 10Questions, and people can use their video platform to post questions to the site—though you still have to remember to tag videos “10Questions.”