Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.

In today's society, the youth is not really seen as a politicized group. They are regarded as young people who are more interested in school, gimmicks, and peers. Because of this perception, many feel that they would not be able to make the right vote during the senatorial elections. More often...

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Main Authors: Abueg, Ma. Joanna A., Rocha, Ma. Georgina A.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-108942021-09-02T03:14:12Z Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections. Abueg, Ma. Joanna A. Rocha, Ma. Georgina A. In today's society, the youth is not really seen as a politicized group. They are regarded as young people who are more interested in school, gimmicks, and peers. Because of this perception, many feel that they would not be able to make the right vote during the senatorial elections. More often than not, it is assumed that because the youth is not politicized, they will not make the right decisions when voting. Senate 2001 is a website found at http://www.senate2001.iwarp.com. It is a site which aims to help youths into making better voting decisions on election day by educating them. The site contains interviews with and biodata of all the 36 candidates in the 2001 Senatorial elections. The makers of this site also believe that if one knows how to vote, better decisions will follow, thus, the site also contains information on voting procedures, why one should vote, and how to choose candidates. Knowing what the Senate is will also help first-time voter know which candidates are the right ones for the seat. They have to know whether one is qualified for such a position. Therefore, the site also includes information on the different functions of the Senate. It is also believed that other people's opinions also have an influence over people's decisions. Senate 2001 provides a venue for political discussion in their forums for the first-time voters where they can express their opinions about a candidate or any other issue that arises regarding the Senate and the elections. Features on the new senators and articles on issues that rose during the campaign period are also included in the website. 2001-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/10249 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Voter registration Elections--Philippines Communication Technology and New Media International and Intercultural Communication
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
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country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
language English
topic Voter registration
Elections--Philippines
Communication Technology and New Media
International and Intercultural Communication
spellingShingle Voter registration
Elections--Philippines
Communication Technology and New Media
International and Intercultural Communication
Abueg, Ma. Joanna A.
Rocha, Ma. Georgina A.
Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
description In today's society, the youth is not really seen as a politicized group. They are regarded as young people who are more interested in school, gimmicks, and peers. Because of this perception, many feel that they would not be able to make the right vote during the senatorial elections. More often than not, it is assumed that because the youth is not politicized, they will not make the right decisions when voting. Senate 2001 is a website found at http://www.senate2001.iwarp.com. It is a site which aims to help youths into making better voting decisions on election day by educating them. The site contains interviews with and biodata of all the 36 candidates in the 2001 Senatorial elections. The makers of this site also believe that if one knows how to vote, better decisions will follow, thus, the site also contains information on voting procedures, why one should vote, and how to choose candidates. Knowing what the Senate is will also help first-time voter know which candidates are the right ones for the seat. They have to know whether one is qualified for such a position. Therefore, the site also includes information on the different functions of the Senate. It is also believed that other people's opinions also have an influence over people's decisions. Senate 2001 provides a venue for political discussion in their forums for the first-time voters where they can express their opinions about a candidate or any other issue that arises regarding the Senate and the elections. Features on the new senators and articles on issues that rose during the campaign period are also included in the website.
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author Abueg, Ma. Joanna A.
Rocha, Ma. Georgina A.
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Rocha, Ma. Georgina A.
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title Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
title_short Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
title_full Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
title_fullStr Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
title_full_unstemmed Senate 2001 : a website on voter's education for the May 2001 senatorial elections.
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