2900|POSTELECTORAL AUTONOMIC AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 2011. AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF CANTABRIA

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- Assessment of the current economic and political situation in Cantabria and Spain. - Retrospective assessment of the work being carried out by the current autonomous government of Cantabria (4 years): education, health, citizen security,... - Retrospective assessment of the management of the autonomous government of Cantabria, of the policy of the central government regarding Cantabria (4 years) and of a possible management if the PP were to govern. - Assessment of central government management. - Interest in the electoral campaign of the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Usefulness of various aspects of the election campaign: find out about the programs, meet the candidates, see the differences between the parties and decide the vote. - Frequency in monitoring political and electoral information through the media. - Frequency in the monitoring of the electoral campaign on the Internet. - Typology of Internet pages that you consult in the monitoring of the electoral campaign. - Frequency with which he talked about the elections during the election campaign with family and friends. - Evaluation of the electoral campaign of political parties in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Form of follow-up to the election campaign:He watched election propaganda on television, read pamphlets, letters, etc. - Voting decision in the 2011 Cantabrian regional elections. - Parties among which he hesitated in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Influence and its meaning of the mobilizations of the 15M in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Electoral participation in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. Reasons not to go to vote or that prevented you from going in the regional elections. Moment of the decision not to vote. - Moment of the voting decision in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. Remembrance of vote in the regional elections and reasons to vote for a political party. - Issues, regional or national, that most influenced their voting decision in the regional elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Decision to have known before the results of the regional elections. - Assessment of the results of the 2011 regional elections in Cantabria. - Problems that should be more important for the autonomous government of Cantabria. Knowledge and assessment scale of national and regional political leaders: Ignacio Diego, Dolores Gorostiaga, Miguel Ángel Revilla, Mariano Rajoy and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. - Closeness to political parties in Cantabria: PP, PSOE, IU, UPyD and PRC. - Agreement with different phrases on the policy: Whoever is in power is always looking out for your interests, politicians care about people like you, and the interviewee is better informed than most people. - Nationalist sentiment of Cantabria. - Preference between different alternatives of territorial organization of the State in Spain. Self-definition of their political ideology. - Electoral participation in the municipal elections of Cantabria in 2011. - Moment of the voting decision in the municipal elections of Cantabria in 2011. Remembrance of voting in municipal elections and reasons to vote for a political party. - Assessment of the results of the 2011 municipal elections in Cantabria. - Scale of ideological self-location and political parties in Cantabria. - Electoral participation and remembrance of the vote in the 2008 general elections and in the 2007 Cantabrian regional elections. Self-definition of their political ideology. - Current situation of coexistence of the interviewee. - Religious practice. - Time of acquisition of Spanish nationality. Nationality of origin. - Place of birth of the interviewee.

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  • elecciones-autonómicas-en-cantabria
  • elecciones-municipales-2011
  • estudio-cuantitativo

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  • GOVE
  • SOCI

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