bob ehrlich monitors the instant feed back. >> go, ehrlich, go. >> it's fascinating ta there's that many people tuned in to what we're doing every day. >> reporter: ehrlich says his campaign social media out reach is not just for younger voters. >> a lot of folks my age and older are commun communicating n facebook. >> reporter: an expert at social media says the candidates should not rely too heavily on new technology. >> just having a facebook page or a having a twitter account, does not mean that they're making a connection necessarily. that has to come through the content of their ideas and programs and excite young people. >> reporter: voters naf navigating all of political websites will find a few surprises. this website, bob ehrlich.org was created by the maryland party. >> we thought it would be good political satire, something that is done often in campaigns to kind of set the record straight. >> reporter: isaac salazar is the brains behind bob ehrlich.org. his decree at thi cretiquing ehd for governor. >> he was a big spender and he is not a fiscal conservative and he did in fa

officials ordered steve colbey to rea large campaign sign in support of bob ehrlich from his front yard. they say it violates size restriction. however for a brief period of time yesterday, colbey thought he had the okay to put it back up, while the county reconsidered. it turn out that wasn't the case. colbey would still face a fine or jail time if the sign went back up. now he is thinking about taking legal action. >> this is a legal rights issue that has to deal with every single sit cen citizen of baltie county. >> today it's put a smaller sign and tomorrow it's don't talk on monday and wednesday. >> the county issued the statement saying given concerns that have been recently raised. the county attorney is re-evaluating the federal court decision of the existing decision on the size of campaigns signs. >>> we're going to talk to steve colbey about the controversy over his sign. that is going to come up later this hour. >>> bullying can scar a child for life. now a new hampshire teen has a permanent reminder of what happened to him one day after school. four teens are accused of tat