I think some measures have been undertaken in the last couple of elections that have made it easier for people to vote. But I continue to be perplexed as to why people aren't exercising their right. It's been frustrating all around, and I'm sure when you speak to people, the comeback ranges from “they're all the same and none of them are any different” to those foolish bail-out excuses as to why not.
I think it's important to see if there's something within the mechanics of the voting procedure. I really think some good measures have been undertaken so far, but I think we have to challenge ourselves to look a little bit differently at whatever it is that would get them out and get them engaged. As Marlene suggested, I think that's where we have to go with it.
We have that pool of 40% of the voters who didn't show up. We could be drilling down on that 40% to find out what it was that didn't motivate them or that precluded them from voting, or what barrier there was to casting a ballot. I think we have to glean that from that group anyway.