2240|CITIZENS TO POLICY (I)
Description
- Frequency with which politics was discussed in the interviewee's home during his childhood and youth.
- Degree of agreement among family members on political issues.
- Ideology scale of the respondent's father and mother.
- Frequency with which you discuss politics with family and friends.
- Active participation in politics, current or past, of the interviewee or a relative. Activities they perform.
- Membership of citizens' associations, political parties, trade unions or religious associations. Probability of affiliation in case you have never been associated with any of the above described.
- Frequency with which he attends a political rally, a demonstration or cooperates to solve a local problem.
- Frequency of voter turnout.
- Factors influencing the voting decision.
- Degree of interest in the activities of the Congress of Deputies. Means of communication by which these activities are reported.
- Opinion on the extent to which it is affected by the decisions of Congress.
Representativeness of the deputies of the Congress.
- Influence of different groups/persons on the decisions of Congressional deputies.
- Opinion on whether a Member should retain or resign his/her seat if he/she leaves the party for whose lists he/she was elected.
- Opinion on the main reason for candidates to stand for election. Opinion on what those reasons should be.
- Appeal to a member of the constituency/party voted in the face of problems of his own or of his people/city.
- Importance given by Members to various aspects of their activity.
- Evaluation of relations between MPs from different parties.
- Opinion on Members' full-time work.
- Degree of satisfaction with the work carried out by Members.
- Assessment of Members' voting discipline. Opinion on the image given to society by a Member who does not follow voting discipline.
- Degree of agreement with different opinions on political parties.
- Phrase with which he agrees most about the need for greater discrepancy or greater unanimity within political parties.
- Financing of political parties. Willingness to fund a party.
- Personal identification or closeness to a political party.
- Opinion on the two issues, which are of most concern to Spaniards, which should be debated in the Congress of Deputies.
- Scale of acceptance at the entry of foreign workers into Spain.
- Acceptance scale for the introduction of the single European currency (the euro).
- Opinion on who cares more about environmental issues in your town or city and who should have more responsibility.
- Opinion on the level of attention paid by Members to different groups in their decisions on the environment.
- Opinion on the most effective and least effective solution when there is a serious environmental problem in your town or city.
- Political ideology scale of the interviewee.
- Remembrance of vote in general elections in March 1996.
Resources
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| 2240/0-0|CITIZENS BEFORE POLICY (I)|2490/National/Spanish population/both sexes/18 and over/personal interview |
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