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Report of the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada
on the 38th General Election Held on June 28, 2004

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	Letter from the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada Foreword Questions
		I. Activities, 2000–2004 Meeting our commitments 1) Improving the lists of electors 2) Improving the voter information card 3) Improving communications with electors 4) Improving responses to enquiries Fulfilling our mandate Event readiness Event delivery after the 37th general election Public education, information and support Responding to a changing legal environment More transparent political financing The Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act Registered party status Voting rights for incarcerated electors Third-party and advertising restrictions Transmission of election results before all polls close
		II. The 38th General Election in June 2004 The run-up and launch The Event Management Framework The issue of the writs Preparations in the electoral districts Returning offices and polling sites Election officers and local staff The Elections Canada Support Network Community relations officers Aboriginal communities Youth Homeless electors Other initiatives Communications The Voter Information Service The Elections Canada Web site Advertising Outreach Media relations Electors, candidates and ballots Preparing the lists of electors Candidates Ballots Political financing Expenses limits Contributions Reimbursements Regulation of political entities and training Election advertising Third-party advertising Advertising blackouts Political party broadcasting Voting Special ballots and the Special Voting Rules Adaptations during the 38th general election Advance voting Voting on election day After election day Validation of the results Recounts Return of the writs Contested elections Final lists of electors Enforcement Reimbursements and election expenses Payments to election workers
		III. Analysis and Planning Follow-up – and preparation Follow-up surveys General survey of electors 2004 Canadian Election Study

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