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Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council and First Nations Information Governance Centre hold OCAP principles1. Elections Canada's own research notes that First Nations electors living on reserve are significantly less likely to be reached by mainstream polling methods.2.

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Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council and First Nations Information Governance Centre hold OCAP principles

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“the Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council; the First Nations Information Governance Centre, which holds OCAP principles”
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Elections Canada's own research notes that First Nations electors living on reserve are significantly less likely to be reached by mainstream polling methods.

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“Elections Canada's own research notes that First Nations electors living on reserve are significantly less likely to be reached by mainstream polling methods.”
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Online opt-in panels do not seriously represent Indigenous voting intention.

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“Online opt-in panels do not seriously represent Indigenous voting intention.”
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"The industry has not addressed methodological poverty that has substantive consequences in ridings with significant Indigenous populations."
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