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Candidates do not expect voters to follow confusing, narrow, and inflexible paths in order to register and vote. Indeed, such innovations as motor-voter registration are on the rise. Yet our examination of candidate Web sites reveals that candidates do expect their on-line constituency to follow difficult and unreliable navigation that is not tailored to their (or their browsers') abilities.
Some of today's candidate Web sites deny voters a good sense of the candidates--and, ironically, in the near future, may be violating disability law. (OrbitAccess will revisit this topic when guidelines are issued.)
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