Case ID
HH number in cluster
Versions of all questionnaires
Result of first attempt
Time of first attempt
Result of second attempt
Time of second attempt
Final result of contact
Interviewer's code
Selected member's number in HH
Time the interview started
Respondent's sex
Respondent's age
Respondent's current employment status
Respondent's highest level of education
Respondent's ability to read English
Respondent's ability to read Russian
Respondent's possession and usage of computer
Did the respondent answer questions about the media?
Respondent's use of Rustavi2 during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Rustavi2
Respondent's use of Georgian Public Broadcaster during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Georgian Public Broadcaster
Respondent's use of Kavkasia during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Kavkasia
Respondent's use of Radio Channel One during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Radio Channel One
Respondent's use of Radio Tavisupleba during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Radio Tavisupleba
Respondent's use of ORT during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used ORT
Respondent's use of 24 Hours during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used 24 Hours
Respondent's use of Rezonansi during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Rezonansi
Respondent's use of English language internet during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used English language internet
Respondent's use of Russian language internet during the last 12 months
The last time respondent used Russian language internet
Media source respondent trusts the most to provide accurate information
Respondent's ethnicity - Georgian
Respondent's ethnicity - Azeri
Respondent's ethnicity - Armenian
Respondent's ethnicity - Ossetian
Respondent's ethnicity - Russian
Respondent's ethnicity - Other ethnic group
Participated in the last presidential election
Did the respondent vote for Saakashvili?
Why voted for Saakashvili: He was the most qualified candidate
Why voted for Saakashvili: He was most likely to settle Abkhazia and S. Ossetia
Why voted for Saakashvili: Consequences for respondent's or his/her community
Why voted for Saakashvili: Everyone in the family was expected to do so
Why voted for Saakashvili: His policies benefit respondent directly
Reason for not voting
Not enough money to buy food for past 12 months
Last year: Enough money for food, not always enough to buy new clothes, etc
Last year: Enough money to live comfortably, sometimes shortage in community
Last year: Enough money to live comfortably and save a bit for the future
Last year: Enough money to live comfortably
Respondent's family’s helped fianncialy by relatives that work abroad
Respondent's family benefits from state programs
Most of respondent's friends supported the Rose Revolution in 2003
Respondent's friends would support similar revolution against current regime now
Georgians don't want revolution: Country is at war Saakashvili needs support
Georgians don't want revolution: Government isn’t as bad as Shevardnadze's
Georgians don't want revolution: Saakashvili will not give up power peacefully
Georgians don't want revolution: No alternatives to the current government
Georgians don't want revolution: Regime should be changed by electioon
Are you a member of any political party?
Which party do you belong to?
Family member currently serving in the Georgian Army, Border Guards, or Police
War scenario: Conflict background goes back to ancient times
War scenario: Conflict background goes back to Soviet times
War scenario: Conflict background goes back to independence
War scenario: Russians told the South Ossetian Militias to attack
War scenario: South Ossetian Militias attacked first
War scenario: Georgians attacked first
War scenario: Russians attacked first
War scenario: No one knows who attacked who first
War scenario: The Georgian military did well
War scenario: The Georgian military did poorly
War scenario: The Russians targeted civilians
War scenario:  The Georgians targeted civilians
War scenario:  The Russians attacked Tbilisi
War scenario: The Russians sent troops into Abkhazia
War scenario: The Russians attacked Georgian troops in Abkhazia
War scenario: The Russians sent troops into Adjara
War scenario: The Russians attacked Georgian troops in Adjara
War scenario: The West did not/could not come to our aid
War scenario: The West put pressure on Russia to moderate its actions
War scenario: Russians occupied national territory and refused to leave
War scenario: Many Georgians were killed or murdered
War scenario: We really don't know
War scenario: We don’t really know, because the Georgian media lies
War scenario: We don’t really know, because the Russian media lies
Most important political issue: Forge better ties to the West
Most important political issue: Forge better military relations with the West
Most important political issue: Creating a stable environment for investment
Most important political issue: Reduction of government corruption
Most important political issue: Reclaiming control of the territories
Most important political issue: Re-establishing good relations with Russia
Most important political issue: Repairing the national army
The most important political issue
The least important political issue
The recent escalation was a terrible disaster for Georgian foreign policy
How do you think President Saakashvili acted in the foreign policy crisis?
President acted in right way. Which statement captures how you feel about him?
President acted in wrong way. Which statement captures how you feel about him?
Refugees return, property rights of those who live there should be guaranteed
Schools/Universities in Abkhazia should be allowed to teach in Russian
Governments should be able to restrict Georgians serving in the police forces.
Abkhazia and South Ossetia should retain military and border guards
Georgian refugees might be prohibited from returning home
Citizens should serve in government without knowledge of Georgian
Local governments should be able to restrict Georgian companies to buy property
Local governments should be able to let Russian companies buy property
Import and export in Abkhazia and S. Ossetia would be subject to different taxes
Western governments have put pressure on Russia to pull back their troops
The United States and Europe failed to act when the time came
Things don’t really change for poor people in Georgia
If Georgia had been able to get into NATO sooner Russia would not have attacked
The United States and European states are powerless to put pressure on Russia
There are more jobs available than ten years ago
Georgia might not be able to simultaneously ally with the West and Russia
Proud to be a citizen of Georgia?
Rate Saakashvili’s job performance over the last five years
Which statement captures your feeling about Saakashvilis good job performance?
Which statement captures your feeling about Saakashvilis bad job performance?
If the elections were held tomorrow, would you vote for Saakashvili?
Vote for candidate who will say no to NATO in return for lost territories
Would you vote for the candidate who would be less radical then Saakashvili?
Vote for the candidate who will acknowledge new borders and seek NATO membership
Which statement best describes your feelings about such candidate?_K
Which statement best describes your feelings about such candidate?_L
Which statement best describes your feelings about such candidate?_M
Long-term priority for the Georgian government: Relationship with Russia
Long-term priority for the Georgian government: Relationship with West
Long-term priority for the Georgian government: Reincorporation of territories
Which of the following statements best captures your belief system?
Georgia has lost control of Abkhazia and South Ossetia
This is an opportunity for Georgia to let those territories go their own way
eorgia has lost control of Abkhazia, South Ossetia, for good
Saakashvili will still be the president of Georgia in October 2011
There will be an election between now and then and Saakashvili will lose
There will be an election between now and then and Saakashvili will cheat
There will be some sort of coup, or backroom reshuffling of power
Russia will use their influence to install a preferred candidate
Saakashvili will be assassinated, imprisoned or forced to leave the country
Should government spend money on army or redirect it to other public services
If Georgia gives up West, Russia will stop or keep supporting of secessionists
Georgia calls for billateral diplomatic talks
Georgia attacks, suffers heavy casualties, condemned by the West
Georgia threatens attack, but does nothing
Talks scenario (mishandeled): Actions hurt our credibility with West
Talks scenario (mishandeled): Actions hurt our credibility with Russia
Talks scenario (mishandeled): The president didn’t do what he was going to do
Talks scenario (mishandeled): The president let his ego and dictate policy
Talks scenario (mishandeled): Violence is not the answer
Talks scenario (mishandeled): Should have waited until Georgia was strong enough
Talks scenario (mishandeled): We Need to let the Territories go
Talks scenario (mishandeled): Other
Georgia attacks scenario: Actions hurt our credibility with West
Georgia attacks scenario: Actions hurt our credibility with Russia
Georgia attacks scenario: The president didn’t do what he was going to do
Georgia attacks scenario: The president let his ego and dictate policy
Georgia attacks scenario: Violence is not the answer
Georgia attacks scenario: Should have waited until Georgia was strong enough
Georgia attacks scenario: We Need to let the Territories go
Georgia attacks scenario: Other
Georgia threatens scenario: Actions hurt our credibility with West
Georgia threatens scenario: Actions hurt our credibility with Russia
Georgia threatens scenario: The president didn’t do what he was going to do
Georgia threatens scenario: The president let his ego and dictate policy
Georgia threatens scenario: Violence is not the answer
Georgia threatens scenario: Should have waited until Georgia was strong enough
Georgia threatens scenario: We Need to let the Territories go
Georgia threatens scenario: Other
Talks scenario (handeled): Show of strength improves our position with West
Talks scenario (handeled): Show of strength improves our position with Russia
Talks scenario (handeled): The president stood firm
Talks scenario (handeled): We can’t back down to Russia
Talks scenario (handeled): We can’t wait for the West to help us
Talks scenario (handeled): Other
Georgia attacks scenario: Show of strength improves our position with West
Georgia attacks scenario: Show of strength improves our position with Russia
Georgia attacks scenario: The president stood firm
Georgia attacks scenario: We can’t back down to Russia
Georgia attacks scenario: We can’t wait for the West to help us
Georgia threatens scenario: Show of strength improves our position with West
Georgia threatens scenario: Show of strength improves our position with Russia
Georgia threatens scenario: The president stood firm
Georgia threatens scenario: We can’t back down to Russia
Georgia threatens scenario: We can’t wait for the West to help us
How did the crisis escalate in Georgia? Decision made…
Georgian media’s assesment of Georgian military performance on the battlefield
Time the interview finished
Age Groups
After AAPOR calcs
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Total number of PSUs in stratum
Total number of households in PSU
Total number of adults in household
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1st contact date
2st contact date