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Articlee-Voting intent: A comparison of young and elderly voters

Anne Powell2012

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e-Voting intent: A comparison of young and elderly voters

Anne Powell · Clay K. Williams · Douglas B. Bock · Thomas W. Doellman · Jason Allen

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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Electoral Systems and Political Participation E-Government and Public Services

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Year2012

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Published2012-05-22

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ISSN-L0740-624X

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