Identity number
The first of the two most important problems the government has to take care of
The second problem
Interviewee is satisfied with way election campaign for Knesset is being conducted
To what extent election campaign has helped interviewee decide whom to vote for
To what extent present election campaign helps to better understand the political problems of the country
To what extent present election campaign helps to better know the parties' stands on political issues
To what extent present election campaign helps to better know the political leaders
To what extent present election campaign helps to better understand how democracy works
To what extent present election campaign helps give your children a political education
To what extent present election campaign helps interviewee know with which political party he identifies most
In general, interviewee reads more about political matters during election time
Interviewee reads advertisements by party(ies) with which he identifies
Interviewee reads advertisements by parties with which he does not identify
To what extent party advertisements help interviewee decide whom to vote for
Interviewee has heard party ads on radio
If yes, party whose ads interviewee mainly heard
To what extent the radio ads helped interviewee decide whom to vote for
Interviewee sees party ads on television
If yes, party whose ads interviewee mainly sees
To what extent television advertisements help interviewee decide whom to vote for
Main reason for watching television advertisements
Main reason for not watching television advertisements
In their campaigns, the parties deal with the country's most important issues
Interviewee believes what parties say during the election campaign
To what extent interviewee is interested in the election campaign because of its similarity to a sports competition
Interviewee is active in present election campaign
To what extent interviewee takes advice from his/her wife/husband on whom to vote for
It is harder today than before the war to find someone close to ask for advice on whom to vote for
Interviewee takes into consideration her husband's wish when deciding whom to vote for (for women only)
Interviewee thinks most of his friends are voting for the same party as he is voting for
Spouse votes like interviewee
To what extent can interviewee and friends influence government policy
To what extent the elections have an influence on govt. policy
Interviewee wants to influence government policy
Interviewee thinks his vote will influence the result of the Knesset election
Interviewee intends to vote in the coming elections
To what extent interviewee is certain about whom to vote for
When interviewee decided/will decide whom to vote for
The Yom Kippur War made interviewee change his mind whom to vote for
Interviewee intends to vote for same party he voted for in 1969 Knesset elections
If the voter does not support a specific party he should not vote
Main reason why interviewee intends to vote
It is important to interviewee to participate in the Knesset elections
The act of voting is more important or the choosing of a party is more important
The way the government is handling affairs now will help Israel achieve peace
The way the government is handling affairs now will lead Israel to surrender
The committee formed to investigate events of war will have a concrete influence on future govt. action on foreign and security matters
A National Unity Government should be formed today
The party in government should be replaced even if it is doing a good job
To what extent the Likud can be a substitute for the Labour Party in government
Party position on foreign and security affairs interviewee identifies with most
A difference exists between the Likud's and the Alignment's approach to foreign and security affairs
The best candidate for Prime Minister
Party interviewee voted for in 1969 elections
Party interviewee intends to vote for in the coming election
Party interviewee voted for in last Histadrut elections
Interviewee is a supporter, member and/or office-holder in a party
Sex
Interviewee's husband is in the army
Years of schooling
Age
Total gross monthly income for household
Interviewee observes religious traditions
Occupation
Place of birth/father's place of birth
Place of interview
Date of interview