European Parliament election study 2014, voter study, supplementary study

Item Type:	Dataset
Title:	European Parliament election study 2014, voter study, supplementary study
Date:	2015
Creator:	Schmitt, Hermann ORCID: 0000-0002-0899-7103 ; Popa, Sebastian A. ORCID: 0000-0001-7447-1014 ; Devinger, Felix
Divisions:	Außerfakultäre Einrichtungen > Mannheim Centre for European Social Research - Research Department B

DDC Classification:	300 Social sciences, sociology, anthropology 320 Political science
Abstract:	The main aim of the EES 2014, Voter Study, Supplementary Study, is to partially remedy for the mistake that appeared in the question wording of qpp19 in the EES 2014 Voter Study, First Post-Election Survey (ZA5160). Voting behavior. Attitudes towards the EU and towards EU unification. Perception of parties regarding EU unification. Representation. Topics: 1. Voting: if there was a general election tomorrow, which party would be voted for (Sunday question). 2. Institutions and EU integration: trust in EU institutions; identification as a citizen of the EU; European Parliament takes into consideration the concerns of European citizens; respondent feels attached to Europe; country’s membership of EU is a good or bad thing; EU support for Member State facing severe economic and financial difficulties; respondent´s attitude towards European unification; perception of parties regarding EU unification. 3. Value orientations: left-right self-placement. 4. Representation: assessment of government’s records; assessment of EU institutions records. Demography: nationality (migration status); age; marital status; age at completion of full-time education; gender; religious denomination; attendance of religious services; trade union membership; degree of urbanisation; Additionally coded: interview id; country; region; size of locality; date of the interview; language of the interview; split ballot; weighting factors. (English)
Translation of the abstract:	Die Hauptabsicht der EES 2014, Voter Study, Supplementary Study, ist eine teilweise Abhilfe für Fehler, die in der Frageformulierung von qpp19 in der EES 2014 Voter Study, First Post-Election Survey (ZA5160) auftreten. Wahlverhalten. Einstellungen zur EU und zur EU-Erweiterung. Vermutete Partei-Positionen zur EU-Erweiterung. Repräsentation. Themen: 1. Wahlverhalten: Wahlabsicht (Sonntagsfrage). 2. Institutionen und EU-Integration: EU-Institutionenvertrauen; Identifikation als EU-Bürger; Europäisches Parlament kümmert sich um die Angelegenheiten der europäischen Bürger; Bindung an Europa; EU-Mitgliedschaft des eigenen Landes als gute oder schlechte Sache; Einstellung zu finanziellen Hilfen für andere EU-Mitgliedsstaaten; Einstellung zur EU-Erweiterung; vermutete Position ausgewählter Parteien zur EU-Erweiterung. 3. Wertorientierungen: Links-Rechts-Selbsteinstufung. 4. Repräsentation: Zufriedenheit mit den Leistungen der Regierung; Zufriedenheit mit den Leistungen der EU. Demographie: Staatsangehörigkeit (Migrationshintergrund); Alter; Familienstand; Alter bei Ende der Schulbildung; Geschlecht; Religion; Kirchgangshäufigkeit; Gewerkschaftsmitglied im Haushalt; Urbanisierungsgrad. Zusätzlich verkodet wurde: Land; Region; Ortsgröße; Interviewsprache; Interviewdatum; Interview ID; Indikator für Fragebogensplit; Gewichtungsfaktoren. (German)
External Identifier for Data:	https://doi.org/10.4232/1.5161

URL:	https://madata.bib.uni-mannheim.de/923/
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Project:	Project Title: European Election Studies Project Description: The European Election Studies (EES) offer data about electoral behaviour in European Parliament elections. Collecting survey data as well as a variety of other data types, they cover topics such as the evolution of a political community in the European Union, citizens´ perceptions of and preferences about the EU political regime, and the evaluation of its political performance. Besides ´voter surveys´ conducted since 1979, the EES program comprises political elite surveys, media studies and the Euromanifestos project, which is content-coding Party Manifestos. The EES offer extensive opportunities for comparative and longitudinal analyses across the EU member states.

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