2807|POST-ELECTORAL ELECTIONS TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 2009. PANEL (2ND PHASE)

The variables Condition and socioeconomic status are constructed from a series of questions not included in the questionnaire of this study, so this information is neither presented nor in the block of the crosses or in the data matrix of this study. You can find the questions and the variables constructed in the data matrix of study 7709 (Joint study of 2800 and 2807. Panel). — Assessment of the general economic and political situation in Spain. — Assessment of the current family economic situation. — Degree of interest in news related to the European Union. — Attitude towards the European Union. — Influence of Community decisions on Spain. — Scale (0-10) of government responsibility for the economic situation, health care, immigration levels and climate change in Spain. — Scale (0-10) of responsibility of the European Union in the economic situation, health care, immigration levels and climate change in Spain. — Degree of importance of the economy, health care, immigration levels and climate change in Spain for the person interviewed. — Influence of the policies of the Government and the European Union on various issues. — Scale of identification (0-10) with different territorial areas. — Europeanist sentiment of the interviewee. — Degree of interest in the 2009 European Parliament election campaign. — Degree of information received in the election campaign. — Issue most debated by the parties during the election campaign and party closest to the position of the person interviewed. — Degree of agreement different phrases about politics. — Assessment of voting as a duty or as a right. — Frequency in the monitoring of political and electoral information through newspapers, television and radio. — Newspaper, television network and radio station preferred for political and electoral information. — Follow-up of the election campaign on the Internet. Information received without expressly seeking it. — Contact with any party or coalition during the election campaign. — Frequently with which he has talked about the elections during the election campaign. — Sending and receiving emails or telephone messages (sms) in the dissemination of electoral issues. — Assessment of the electoral campaign of political parties in the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Follow-up of debates on television between candidates for the 2009 European elections. — Follow-up of interviews given by Mariano Rajoy and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero during the 2009 European elections campaign. — Opinion on the interviews given by Mariano Rajoy and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero during the campaign. — Knowledge of the results of any electoral polls during the campaign of the elections to the Parliament. — European 2009 and degree of influence of the polls. A sense that they influenced. — Important aspects when voting in an election to the European Parliament and in a general election. — Vote decision in the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Parties among which he hesitated in the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Electoral participation in the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Among those who abstained, moment of the decision not to go to vote in the 2009 European Parliament elections and reasons. — Intention to vote in the 2009 European Parliament elections of those unable to vote. — Among those who voted, moment of the decision to vote in the 2009 elections to the European Parliament. — Vote recall in the 2009 European Parliament elections. It’s a reason. — Issues, European or national, that most influenced the decision to vote in the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Decision that it would have taken to know in advance the final results. — Opinion on the fidelity of voting between the elections to the European Parliament and the general elections. — Assessment of the results of the 2009 European Parliament elections. — Interests to be defended by Spanish Members in the European Parliament. — Knowledge and scale of assessment (0-10) of candidates in the 2009 European elections and other national political leaders. — Proximity to political parties. Party or coalition and degree of closeness. — Nationalist sentiment. — Participation in different forms of social and political action. — Membership of organisations or associations. — Participation in the 2005 European Constitution referendum. — Remembrance of vote in the Referendum of the European Constitution of 2005. — Knowledge of the Minister of Interior, Industry, Member States of the European Union and the name of the President of the European Commission. — Electoral turnout in the 2008 general elections. — Vote memory in the 2008 general election. — Electoral participation in the 2004 European Parliament elections. — Vote recall in the 2004 European Parliament elections. — Scale of ideological self-location (1-10) of the interviewee and political parties. — Characteristics of the way of being of the person interviewed. — Internet usage in the last twelve months. Frequency of Internet access and usual activities for which it has been used. — Place of birth. — Situation of current coexistence of the interviewee. — Religiosity of the person interviewed and frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Household income level (monthly). — Subjective social class of the interviewee.