However, because Sen. Barack Obama's acceptance speech has been moved to Denver's Mile High Stadium, Thursday's coverage will "prove a little more difficult" for the group.

"On Thursday, we'll be trying to post as much as possible, then fly out Friday afternoon."

Almost 10 years old, the DemoOkie Web site is considered one of the Oklahoma cyber community's main watering holes for Democratic political activists.

"We've been around for a long time," Reese said. "And next week, I think we're going to get a lot of traffic. Sure, people are going to watch the mainstream press and they're going to read the newspapers. But we want to provide something more like a two-way dialogue. I think it's changing where we get our information from, people get the chance to analyze information and share their thoughts with hundreds of others, and they get the chance to know what the delegates are thinking."

The DemoOkie blog can be found at: www.demookie.com. During the convention, the site can be found at www.denverokie.com.