Younger voters are keen to talk to parties onlinePolitical parties are failing in their efforts to use the internet to campaign, a survey has suggested.
Carried out by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts it shows a gap between what voters want and what they get from the parties.
Of those questioned, 79% could not recall any material - adverts, e-mails or websites - that had been prepared for the internet by the main parties.
Despite this, 40% said they wanted more chance to interact with parties online.
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The number of those keen to engage online rises to 60%, found the survey, among 18-24 year-olds, who are more likely to be on the web.
It also found that 25% of voters were unimpressed with the way political parties use the internet.
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