GLES-Rolling Cross-Section 2009
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ZA5303 Version 6.0.2 | Rolling Cross-Section Campaign Survey with Post-election Panel Wave 2009 |
Concept and goal | The GLES Rolling Cross-Section is a survey conducted in the form of a rolling cross-section prior to the 2009 Bundestag elections. The RCS allows the analysis of election campaign dynamics on a daily basis. The implementation of a post-election panel wave also makes it possible to investigate intra-individual changes in the course of the campaign. |
Content | Vote intention and voting decision, political involvement, political attitudes, problem perception, evaluation of political actors, political media use, party contacts, coalition preferences, reception TV debate, sociodemography |
Date of collection | Pre-election: 29.07.2009 – 26.09.2009 Post-election: 28.09.2009 – 26.10.2009 |
Linkage with other GLES studies | Campaign Media Content Analysis, Print Media & TV |
Mode of collection | Computer Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI) |
Target population | German-speaking population eligible to vote living in private households with a landline |
Sampling Procedure | Multistage random sampling based on the ADM-design (Gabler-Häder-model for telephone samples) |
Number of units | Pre-election: N = 6,008 Post-election: N = 4,027 |
Duration of interview | Pre-election: 30 minutes Post-election: 20 minutes |