Poll: Will the internet filter impact your vote?

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Would you vote for a political party that supports the internet filter?

The Federal Government's recently postponed plan for an Internet content filter is opposed by a vocal segment of the Internet community. But now that Prime Minister Julia Gillard has called an August election, the key question is: "would it change your vote?"

Poll: Will the internet filter impact your vote?

iTnews is participating in an industry-wide poll to find out just how potent the filter is as an election issue. Already there has been some 30,000 odd votes counted.

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