respondent number
interviewee's general situation today in comparison to his situation 4 years ago
the country's situation has improved/gotten worse
to what extent interviewee is interested in politics
interviewee generally attends lectures on political subjects
in the period before the elections,interviewee participates in meetings organize
two main sources of information on political affairs
to what extent interviewee talks about politics with friends
interviewee votes like friends
spouse votes like interviewee
to what extent interviewee discusses politics with close relatives
most of interviewee's relatives vote like him
main reason why interviewee votes
the opposition serves the country in the same way the party in government does
elections, making people vote for different parties, hurt the unity of the natio
politicians use the elections to take advantage of the people
youth movement interviewee participated in
party interviewee supports or tends to support is similar to the youth movement
interviewee's father is interested in politics
interviewee usually discusses/ed politics with father
interviewee definition of the ideal political party
the first of the two most important problems the government should be taking car
the second problem
government will soon find a solution for the above mentioned two problems
party stands on the first issue differ
party stands on the second issue differ
interviewee identifies with a specific party's stand on the first problem/this i
interviewee identifies with a specific party's stand on the second problem/this
when interviewee decided to vote
factor making interviewee decide whom to vote for, for those who wait to decide
to what extent election campaign helps decide whom to vote for
to what extent radio broadcasts help decide whom to vote for
to what extent the press helps decide whom to vote for
to what extent television helps decide whom to vote for
interviewee is interested in the subject of social and economic inequality in is
to what extent interviewee agrees that there is too much social and economic ine
to what extent the issue of socio-economic inequality will influence the results
to what extent the parties differ in their stands on socio-economic inequality
party whose stand on socio-economic inequality interviewee identifies with
party whose stand on socio-economic inequality is very far from interviewee's st
how the issue of socio-economic inequality will influence interviewee's vote in
interviewee will withdraw support for party if it changes its stand on this issu
interviewee is usually interested in security problems
israel has to give up occupied territories if wants to maintain jewish character
to what extent territories issue will influence results of next election
to what extent party stands differ on territories issue
party whose stand on territories issue interviewee identifies with
party whose stand on territories issue is very far from interviewee's stand
how the territories issue will influence interviewee's vote in next election
if party supported changes its stand on territories issue interviewee will vote
interviewee definition of voters
the histadrut should be at the same time factory owner and workers' representati
to what extent interviewee and friends can influence policy-making
to what extent the elections can influence policy-making
a few strong leaders can help the country more than all the discussions and laws
political tendency interviewee identifies with
interviewee definition of the alignment
record type
important for interviewee to vote in elections
to what extent gahal presents a possible substitute for the labour party in gove
gahal winning the election would bring a change for the better or for the worse
gahal winning the elections would bring a change for the better or for the worse
interviewee supports, is a member or an official of a party
interviewee intends to vote in coming elections
interviewee's opinion of the national religious party
interviewee's opinion of gahal
interviewee's opinion about the alignment labour-mapam
to what extent interviewee is sure about the party he will vote for in the kness
the most important problem the municipality has to deal with
daily newspaper interviewee reads during the week
number of hours a week interviewee watches israeli television
party interviewee would vote for if elections held today
party interviewee usually votes for if not the one mentioned above
party interviewee's farther usually votes for in israel
sex
head of household
age
years of schooling
years of schooling of father
occupation
status at work
occupation of head of household
status at work of head of household, if employed
owner of place of work
interviewee works in the industrial sector
gross monthly income of interviewee alone
gross monthly income of interviewee and household
interviewee or head of household is a member of the histadrut/medical insurance
interviewee observes religious traditions
place of birth/father's place of birth
year of immigration (aliyah)
number of rooms in apartment
number of people usually living in apartment
density of living conditions
marital status