The presidential campaign wasn’t the only thing that came to an end after the Jan. 8 New Hampshire primary election.

So did the publication of primary-related letters to the editor that had graced Page B-3 of The Sunday Telegraph nearly every week since Oct. 7.

Given that, I thought it would be worthwhile – if somewhat scary – to look back and share with you some statistics on the number and types of letters published that address important questions like:

Were we fair? Did we publish an equal number of letters about candidates from both the Democratic and Republican parties? Did the number of letters published reflect the total number of letters received on those candidates? And how did we deal with the sensitive issue of pro-candidate vs. anti-candidate letters?