Capital
Non-capital
Non-response
Response
Break-off
Legal skip
Interviewer error
Refuse to answer
Don't Know
Do not trust at all
Fully trust
Affordable healthcare
Corruption
Justice in court system
Fairness of elections
Human rights / Freedom of speech
Unemployment
NATO membership
Peace
Pensions
Political stability in Georgia
Poverty
EU membership
Property rights
Quality of education
Relations with Russia
Rising prices / Inflation
Territorial integrity
Wages
Other
Not satisfied at all
Very satisfied
Dislike
Like
I don't know who he/she is
Journalists are not popular in Georgia
Journalists in Georgia are not paid well enough
Being a journalist in Georgia means being under pressure from the Government
Journalists in Georgia often work in uncomfortable conditions
Journalists in Georgia are often insulted or offended
Journalists are not respected by the people
Journalists usually have a difficult working schedule
Journalists are very popular in Georgia
Journalists in Georgia are paid well
Being journalist in Georgia is prestigious
Journalists in Georgia have or can easily get access to important people and connections
Journalists are highly respected by the people
Journalists are able to influence people’s daily lives in Georgia
Journalists serve the interests of the society
Not applicable
Disapprove
Approve
No basic knowledge
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
No primary education
Primary education (either complete or incomplete)
Incomplete secondary education
Completed secondary education
Secondary technical education
Incomplete higher education
Completed higher education
Post-graduate degree
I will have to reduce my spending on leisure activities
I will have to reduce my daily spending on basic expenditures
I will lose my job
I will not have enough money to sustain me comfortably when I am old
I will have to rely more on financial support from the government
I will have to rely more on financial support from family members
I will be forced to sell my home, car, or dacha in the near future
None
Money is not enough for food
Money is enough for food only, but not for clothes
Money is enough for food and clothes, but not enough for durables
We can afford to buy some expensive durables
We can afford to buy anything we need
Does not own
Own
More than GEL 1000
GEL 801 – 1000
GEL 601 – 800
GEL 401 – 600
GEL 201 – 400
GEL 101-200
Up to GEL 100
No income
No
Yes
Not important at all
Very important
Does not help at all
Helps very much
Armenian Apostolic Church
Roman Catholic Church
Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church
Baptist Church
Other Protestant Church
Other Christian Church or Sect (Jehovah’s Witness, Mormons, etc.)
Islam
Judaism
Single
Married
Live with a partner in civil marriage or without religious marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widowed
Don't know
Completely disagree
Completely agree
Agree very strongly with statement 1
Agree with statement 1
Agree with statement 2
Agree very strongly with statement 2
Agree with neither
Central government
Local government
Jointly
Fully depends on the government
Is fully independent from the government
Direct elections of parliament which elects prime minister; no president
Direct elections of parliament, which elects prime minister and president. President’s powers are limited.
Direct elections of parliament and president; president appoint prime minister, but parliament controls both.
Direct elections of parliament and president; president appoints and controls prime minister. Parliament’s powers are limited.
Direct elections of parliament, which elects prime minister with the approval of the king (queen); no president.
President
Parliament
Strongly agree
Agree
Parliament should adopt a new constitution
People should decide on a new constitution through referendum
Referendum should be held but parliament should take the final decision
Referendum should be held but the president should take the final decision
The president should adopt a new constitution
I do not know at all
I know very well
To implement judicial reform
To develop a new Georgian constitution
To make amendments to the current Georgian constitution
To increase the power of the president
To increase the power of the parliament
Zurab Tkemaladze
Nino Burjanadze
Davit Gamkrelidze
Irakli Okruashvili
Konstantine Gamsakhurdia
Sozar Subari
Mikheil Saakashvili
Gubaz Sanikidze
Kakha Shartava
Zviad Dzidziguri
Levan Gachechiladze
Shalva Natelashvili
Irakli Alasania
Salome Zourabichvili
Jondi Baghaturia
Giorgi Targamadze
Davit Usupashvili
Gigi Ugulava
Davit Bakradze
Zurab Noghaideli
Gia Maisashvili
Guguli Maghradze
Gia Tortladze
Paata Davitaia
Industry Will Save Georgia (Zurab Tkemaladze)
Democratic Movement-United Georgia (Nino Burjanadze)
New Rights (Davit Gamkrelidze)
For United Georgia (Irakli Okruashvili)
Freedom Party (Koko Gamsakhurdia)
United National Movement (Mikheil Saakashvili)
National Forum (Gubaz Sanikidze, Kakha Shartava)
Conservative Party (Zviad Dzidziguri)
Movement “Protect Georgia” (Levan Gachechiladze)
Labor Party (Shalva Natelashvili)
Our Georgia – Free Democrats (Irakli Alasania)
Georgia’s Way (Salome Zourabichvili)
Georgian Troupe (Jondi Baghaturia)
Christian-Democrats (Giorgi Targamadze)
Republicans (Davit Usupashvili)
Future Party (Gia Maisashvili)
Women’s Party (Guguli Maghradze)
Movement for Fair Georgia (Zurab Noghaideli)
Democratic Party (Gia Tortladze)
We By Ourselves (Paata Davitaia)
I do not have a wish to connect to internet at home
I do not need it/ I don't know what to use it for
There is not access to internet in my area
Internet connection is too expensive
I have internet access at work and I do not need to have internet access at home
I access internet from my mobile phone and it is enough
Have no free time
Interviewer's error
Not mentioned
Mentioned
At home from my computer/laptop
At work
From my friends'/relatives' computer/laptop
From my mobile phone
In the internet cafes
Every day
At least once a week
At least once a month
Less often
Never
I don't know what the internet is
Very negative
Very positive
Change the channel
Continue watching the same channel
Myself
My spouse
My child/children
My parents
My sibling
My in-laws
Have it on while busy with other activities
Usually pay close attention
Yes, to a great extent
Yes, to a small extent
Advertising
Private Business
Government
Opposition Parties
Private Donations
Legal Skip
People
Opposition
Church
Russia
USA
Expresses no one’s interests
No one's interest
Vakho Sanaia
Inga Grigolia
Davit Akubardia
Mamuka Ghlonti
Aleko Elisashvili
Zaal Udumashvili
Davit Kikalishvili
Ia Antadze
Nino Shubladze
Eka Kvesitadze
Bakar Aleksidze
Zviad Koridze
Tamar Chikovani
Tengiz Gogotishvili
Nino Jangirashvili
Natia Sordia
To the best of the government interests
To the best of the opposition interests
Without reflecting interests of either of those
Seldom
Sometimes
Often
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Completely trust
Adjara TV
Alania
Imedi
Kavkasia
Rustavi 2
GPB
Second Channel
Maestro
Sakartvelo
Mze
Pirveli Stereo
Local (regional) Channel
Several times a week
Once a week
Once or twice per month
Do not watch news programs
Less than 0.5 hour
0.5 hour to 1 hour
More than 1 hour, up to 1.5 hours
More than 1.5 hours, up to 2 hours
More than 2 hours, up to 2.5 hours
More than 2.5 hours, up to 3 hours
More than 3 hours
Watch, but not daily
Do not watch TV
Too little
Right amount
Too much
Do not watch television
There is no reception for these radio stations in my area
These radio stations provide information with a delay
These radio stations do not provide accurate information
I prefer to get information from friends/neighbors/colleagues
I do not have time to listen to them
I do not trust information on the radio
I do not have radio
I am not interested in listening to the radio
Once or twice a month
No time at all
From 0.5 hour to 1 hour
From 1 hour to 1.5 hours
From 1.5 hours to 2 hours
From 2 hours to 2.5 hours
From 2.5 hours to 3 hours
Listen, but not daily
Do not listen to radio
Would not buy anyway
These newspapers are not sold in my area
These newspapers provide information with a delay
These newspapers do not provide accurate information
I prefer to get information from friends
I do not have time to read them
I do not trust information in newspapers
I do not have money to buy them
I am not interested in reading newspapers
Do not read at all
Read, but not daily
False
True
Avtandil Demetrashvili
Giorgi Akhvlediani
Vakhtang Khmaladze
Ioseb Razmadze
Extremely rarely
Very frequently
Very poorly
Very well
Everyday
Colleagues
Family members
Neighbors, friends
Internet
Newspapers, magazines
Radio
Television
Completed interview
Different time was arranged
Nobody was at home
No adult at home
Refusal by the person who opened the door
Refusal by the selected person
Selected person was not at home
Selected person was ill
Selected person did not speak interview language
Incomplete interview
Male
Female
North-east urban
North-east rural
North-west urban
North-west rural
South-east urban
South-east rural
South-west urban
South-west rural