Voter satisfaction research
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Voter and Non-Voter Satisfaction Survey 2011
After each general election, the Electoral Commission surveys both voters and non-voters. Post-election research into the 2011 General Election and Referendum on the Voting System shows a high level of satisfaction with the service received. Read more »
Disability Voter and Non-Voter Satisfaction Survey 2011
The Electoral Commission surveys voters and non-voters with a disability after each general election. Results for the 2011 General Election and Referendum on the Voting System show a high level of satisfaction with the service received by voters with disabilities. Read more »
Voter and non-voter satisfaction survey 2008
The Chief Electoral Office (CEO) commissioned Colmar Brunton to conduct a survey with voters and non-voters in 2008. Read more »
Voter/non-voter satisfaction survey 2005 general election
Post-election surveys of voter experience of the 2005 General Election show a high level of satisfaction with the service received. The Chief Electoral Office undertook a suvey of voters and non-voters from the 2005 general election. For each question within the survey a comparison was made of the attitudes for Māori and non-Māori and 18-24 year olds. A survey of voters and non-voters with a disability was also conducted after the 2005 general election. Read more »
Disability voter/non-voter satisfaction survey 2005 general election
Post-election surveys of voter experience of the 2005 General Election show a high level of satisfaction with the service received. The Chief Electoral Office undertook a survey of voters and non-voters with a disability after the 2005 general election. A general survey of voters and non-voters was also conducted . Read more »
Satisfaction with the voting process for the 2002 general election - voter survey
Following the 2002 general election, an independent survey was conducted of voters and non-voters. Overall, voters were satisified by the service provided by the Chief Electoral Office. Read more »