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This document asks a series of questions to gather demographic information and voting habits from respondents. It inquires about the respondent's sex, age, ethnicity, whether they voted in the last election or are aware they can vote, if they find paper voting difficult, if they would have time to vote online, and if they plan to vote in the next election.

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DO YOU FIND IT HARD TO VOTE
BY PAPER BASED?

DO YOU HAVE TIME TO VOTE IF
YOU COULD APPLY ONLINE?

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Task 2b primary

1. PRIMARY RESEARCH

2. WHAT SEXS

3. HOW OLD THEY ARE

4. HOW OLD WILL YOU BE IN MAY 2015?

5. ETHNIC BACKGROUND

6. DID YOU VOTE LAST ELECTION

7. ARE YOU AWARE THAT YOU CAN VOTE?

8. DO YOU FIND IT HARD TO VOTE BY PAPER BASED?

9. DO YOU HAVE TIME TO VOTE IF YOU COULD APPLY ONLINE?

10. ARE YOU PLANNING TO VOTE NEXT ELECTION?

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