Countering India’s Voting Apathy
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India held national elections in April-May 2009, with over 700 million eligible voters, though voter turnout in the previous 2004 election was just 60% overall and only 50% in urban areas. To address the voter apathy, the document advocates raising awareness of issues important to Indians like unemployment, security, poverty, and inflation through strong visual messages and provoking responses to create more impact and connection with the public.
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- 1. Countering India’s Voting Apathy
- 2. We communicate. People listen.
- 3. India goes to the polls in April – May 2009
- 4. The most populous democracy with over 700 million eligible voters
- 5. Yet, voter turnout at the 2004 elections was just around 60%. Only 50% voted in urban areas
- 6. What has caused this apathy?
- 8. Countering this apathy requires a connection with the public through
- 10. Issues foremost in the Indian’s mind
- 12. The power of communication
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