3273|FEBRUARY 2020 BAROMETER

— Nationality of the person interviewed. — Assessment of the current, retrospective and prospective economic situation of Spain. — Assessment of the current and prospective personal economic situation. — Assessment of the current, retrospective and prospective political situation in Spain. — Main problems that currently exist in Spain and social problems that personally affect you most. — Scale of probability (0-10) of voting to different political parties. — Self-definition of their political ideology and definition of the political ideology of different national political parties. — Scale of probability (0-10) of voting in the next elections. — Degree of political tension that is currently taking place in Spain. — Acores, parties and political leaders who contribute to a greater degree to the crackdown. — Degree of concern about the existence of political tension in Spain and position on how it should be addressed. — Follow-up of the investiture debate of the candidate for President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and evaluation of his interventions. — Assessment of the degree of confrontation between the political forces in the investiture debate and political party that contributed the most to that confrontation. — Assessment of the government coalition agreement between the PSOE and Unidas Podemos. — Impression caused by the composition of the coalition government, expectations regarding its duration and feelings inspired by the new government. — Prospective valuation of the Government of Pedro Sánchez compared to that of Mariano Rajoy. — Degree of policy change in different areas with the coalition government of the PSOE-United and assessment of the changes. — Priorities of the PSOE coalition government with Unidas Podemos. — Assessment of the opposition work of the PP, VOX and Citizens and assessment of their possible management if they governed. — Knowledge and scale of assessment (1-10) of national political leaders. — Degree of confidence in the president of the central government, Pedro Sánchez, and in the leader of the opposition, Pablo Casado. — Personal preference as president of the central government. — Preference between different alternatives of territorial organisation of the State in Spain and nationalist sentiment. — Usefulness of the International Women’s Day demonstrations in the demands on women’s freedoms and equal rights. — Opinion on what remains to be done to achieve equal rights and opportunities between men and women. — Gender-based violence as a problem and sufficiency of the law of gender violence to face it. — Additional measures against gender violence. — Political parties that are doing more and less for the equality of women. — Intention to vote in supposed general elections and political party for which he feels the most sympathy. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Ideological location scale (1-10) of political parties and national political leaders. — Vote fidelity in different elections. — Voter turnout, vote memory and party closest to its own ideas in the November 2019 general elections. — Schooling and level of study of the person interviewed. — Religiosity and frequency of attendance at religious offices of the person interviewed. — Marital and cohabitation status. — Employment status and occupation (precoded) of the person interviewed. — Household and personal income. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed.