The goal of the Internet Voting Project is to disseminate and share academic research by social scientists addressing Internet voting. Internet voting has been actively used in binding elections around the world for over a decade, yet we know little about its social and political impacts. Part of the reason for this is the lack of data that has been collected from these elections, especially in a Canadian context. This project seeks to change this, by collecting attitudinal data from election stakeholders in jurisdictions that use Internet voting so we are better able to understand the impact of digital technology on electoral democracy. CONTINUE READING
Internet Voting Project
