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Stratum
Settlement type
Etnic minority domain
Respondent's sex
Respondent's age
RECODE of RESPAGE (Respondent's age)
Most important national issues - Corruption
Most important national issues - NATO membership
Most important national issues - Pensions
Most important national issues - Relations with Russia
Most important national issues - Property rights
Most important national issues - Fair elections
Most important national issues - Jobs
Most important national issues - Court system
Most important national issues - Freedom of speech
Most important national issues - Human Rights
Most important national issues - Poverty
Most important national issues - Territorial integrity
Most important national issues - Rising prices/inflation
Most important national issues - Affordable healthcare
Most important national issues - Wages
Most important national issues - Media independence
Most important national issues - Education
Most important national issues - EU Membership
Most important national issues - Crime
Most important national issues - Prisons/Prisoners
Most important national issues - Minority rights
Most important national issues - Restoration of justice
Most important national issues - Other
Which direction is Georgia going to?
Since October 2012 you and your household are...
Expectations about economic situation of your household for next twelve months
Local government is making the changes that matter to you
In last 12 months interacted with Sakrebulo
In last 12 months interacted with Mayor's office
Satisfied/dissatisfied with performance of Sakrebulo
Satisfied/dissatisfied with performance of Mayor's office
People working in the local government were competent
People working in the local government treated you with respect
People working in the local government helped you to solve the problem
NGOs in Georgia work on issues that matter to you
Do you approve or disapprove of Georgian government's stated goal to join EU?
Georgia's foreign policy should be pro-Western or pro-Russian
Do you approve or disapprove of Georgian government's stated goal to join NATO?
Georgia will benefit more from EU integration vs. better relations with Russia
There was more violence during the 2012 elections vs. 2016 elections
There was more indimidation during the 2012 elections vs. 2016 elections
Did you have more, the same, or less opportunity to follow candidate debates?
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Someone coming to your home
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Someone coming to your work
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Someone coming to neighborhood
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Phone call/text message
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Fliers, door hangers
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Mail
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Email/Social media
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Public Meetings
Contacted by representatives of candidates by - Other
If you were contacted, was it a candidate or his/her representative?
Contact was made by United National Movement
Contact was made by Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia
Contact was made by Shalva Natelashvili - Labour Party
Contact was made by Paata Burchuladze - State for People
Contact was made by Usupashvili-Republicans
Contact was made by Alliance of Patriots of Georgia, United Opposition
Contact was made by Nino Burjanadze - Democratic Movement
Contact was made by Irakli Alasania- Free Democrats
Contact was made by Topadze Industrialists - Our Georgia
Did you check yourself in the voters' lists prior to election day?
Did you vote in October 8 Parliamentary elections?
Did you vote in the run-offs on October 30?
When did you decide which party to vote for in the parliamentary elections
What was the main reason you voted?
Did you have enough information about where to vote?
Did you have enough information about the parties and candidates?
What was the main source of information about parties and candidates?
Situation in the polling station - It was overcrowded
Situation in the polling station - It was well ordered
Situation in the polling station - It was intimidating
Situation in the polling station - It was safe
Situation in the polling station - The election officials were well prepared
Situation in the polling station - It was confusing which ballot paper to use
Did you not record your vote on any of the ballots?
Did you vote for the same or different electoral subject on the two ballots?
When did you decide not to vote?
What was the main reason you did not vote in the parliamentary elections?
How was the Oct 8 Parliamentary election conducted by election officials?
How was the runoff conducted by election officials?
Spending and funding of political parties at elections is open and transparent
Which policy was the most important when deciding which party to vote for?
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Electoral platforms and promises
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Trust towards party leaders
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Political opinion of the people close to me
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Parish and priests' political opinions
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Parties' past performance
Were important when voting Oct 8 - The likelihood of a party winning
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Opinion of people you work for and colleagues
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Political opinion of popular people
Were important when voting Oct 8 - Source of party finances
Would support electronic voting, people voting using computer on precinct?
Expect from your majoritarian - He/she will represent your interests
Expect from your majoritarian - Will only serve his/her own interests
Expect from your majoritarian - He/she will be active
Expect from your majoritarian - Will do what the party tells him/her to do
Knowledze of majortarian MP
New Parliament will work better, the same or worse than previous parliament?
Un/important MP activities - Actively participating in Law-making process
Un/important MP activities - Holding government accountable
Un/important MP activities - Financial oversight of state budget
Un/important MP activities - Supporting agenda of their political party
Un/important MP activities - Regularly communicating with the citizens
Un/important MP activities - Working with civil society organizations
Members of the new parliament will take into account opinions of people like you
If you wanted to you would be able to easily arrange a meeting with MP
It is easy for citizens to access parliament building
In Georgia women think other professions are more suitable for them than politic
In Georgia women are not as good at decision making as men
In Georgia women don't have time for politics because of hh responsibilities
In Georgia men prevent women from engaging in politics
In Georgia women have good chances of being promoted within the political party
In Georgia voters prefer voting for male candidates
In Georgia women have less access to fin. resources for political activities
In Georgia women lack confidence for entering politics
In Georgia women don't have access to the same kinds of personal networks
Women are less likely than men to ask for promotion and raises
Women are held to higher standards and have to do more to prove themselves
In Georgia women are not brought up to be leaders
There are 23 female members of parliament, is it too few, enough or too many?
There are 127 male members of parliament, is it too few, enough or too many?
What would be the best proportion of men and women members in parliament?
What kind of impact would increasing the number of women MPs have on Georgia?
To improve women's life - Ensuring implementation of laws on domestic violence
To improve women's life - Special Programs for economic empowerment of women
To improve women's life - Benefits for single mothers
To improve women's life - Existence of affordable after school child care
To improve women's life - Improving benefits for maternity leave
To improve women's life - Improving the quality of child care in kindergartens
To improve women's life - Affordable daycare for children with disabilities
How much do you support or oppose adopting mandatory quota in the parliament to?
Which party is closest to you? First choice
Which party is closest to you? Second choice
What is the highest level of education you have achieved to date?
How often do you use the Internet?
HH spending last month
Do you consider yourself to be employed?
Which of the following best describes your situation? Primary activity
Household owns/does not own - Refrigerator
Household owns/does not own - Color TV
Household owns/does not own - Smartphone
Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer
Household owns/does not own - Car
Household owns/does not own - Air conditioner
Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine
Household owns/does not own - Personal computer, including laptop
Household owns/does not own - Hot water
Household owns/does not own - Central heating
HH monetary income last month
What is your current marital status?
Is your spouse/partner currently employed?
Mother's occupation for the most of your childhood?
Number of all household members
Number of adult household members
Weight for individual-level questions
Weight for household-level questions
Total number of PSUs per sub-stratum
Total number of households per PSU
Total number of adults per household
Substratum