Sunday, February 15, 2004
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It's not clear whether CANARIE is supporting proving interactive websites for election information (good) or Internet voting (bad).
Voter Outreach Program Increases Voter Turnout at Markham's Advance Polls by 300%
Applied Research in Interactive Media Program
It's not clear whether CANARIE is supporting proving interactive websites for election information (good) or Internet voting (bad).
Voter Outreach Program Increases Voter Turnout at Markham's Advance Polls by 300%
Preliminary data collected from Internet voters revealed that 93 percent of respondents would be "very likely" to vote online again in a future election and 99 percent said that an interactive web site will be helpful in future elections. This unprecedented research is funded in part by the Applied Research in Interactive Media (ARIM) Program, a joint program between CANARIE Inc. and the Department of Canadian Heritage.
Applied Research in Interactive Media Program
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