The Alignment failed in social and economic issues
1 = First
2 = Second
3 = Third
5 = Not mentioned
7 = One before last
8 = Last

Golda Meir
1 = Positively, very important
2 = Positively, not very important
3 = Negatively, very important
4 = Negatively, not very important
5 = Neither positively nor negatively

Interviewee voted now for the same party he voted for in 1969
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Did not vote in 1969
4 = Did not vote now

Interviewee changed his mind about which party to vote for because of the Yom Kippur War
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Did not vote

To what extent interviewee is certain in the future he will continue to support party he supported these elections
1 = Very certain
2 = Certain
3 = Not so certain
4 = Not at all

When interviewee decided whom to vote for
1 = A long time ago
2 = At the time of the war
3 = Close to election day
4 = On election day
5 = Did not vote

To what extent deciding whom to vote for was difficult
1 = Very difficult
2 = Difficult
3 = Not so difficult
4 = Not at all

To what extent it is a duty to participate in the Knesset elections
1 = To a great extent
2 = To a certain extent
3 = To a small extent
4 = Not at all

Main reason why interviewee votes
1 = To identify with political personalities
2 = To behave like friends
3 = To identify with supported party
4 = To influence which party to be in govt.
5 = To feel a part of the country/the people
6 = To express opinion on political matters
7 = Enjoys participating in the happy event
8 = To fulfill obligation towards country
9 = To protest against the government

Interviewee's position if the government supports a peace agreement that includes giving back most of occupied territories
1 = Certainly would support the government
2 = Thinks would support the government
3 = Thinks would be against government
4 = Certainly would be against government
5 = No opinion

Interviewee's postion if the government is against such an agreement
1 = Certainly would support government
2 = Thinks would support government
3 = Thinks would be against government
4 = Certainly would be against government
5 = No opinion

Interviewee would support a peace agreement that involves giving back most of the territories
1 = Certainly would support it
2 = Thinks would support it
3 = Thinks would be against it
4 = Certainly would be against it
5 = No opinion

Interviewee would support holding on to most of the territories even if it eliminates the chance for a peace agreement
1 = Certainly would support this
2 = Thinks would support this
3 = Thinks would be against this
4 = Certainly would be against this
5 = No opinion

There should be a change in Alignment members forming the cabinet if the coalition partners in next govt. are same as in outgoing govt
1 = Some of them should be substituted
2 = Some ministers should have diff. roles
3 = New ministers, important minis. remain
4 = No significant changes necessary

Main reason for watching television advertisements
1 = To hear arguments useful for discussions
2 = To get to know the political leaders
3 = To get to know the parties' platforms
4 = To help decide whom to vote for
5 = Renew identification with favored party
6 = To help evaluate chances of diff.parties
7 = To be up to date with polit. situation
8 = Enjoys political struggle, discussions
9 = Only transmission receives on television

Main reason for not watching television advertisements
1 = Not interested in politics
2 = Prefers entertainment programs
3 = Does not believe what parties say
4 = Some candidates take public for granted
5 = Already decided whom to vote for
6 = Often candidates are hard to understand
7 = Does not want to open home to propaganda
8 = Parties have nothing new to say
9 = Not like being deceived by politicians

Interviewee was satisfied with the way the election campaign for the Knesset was conducted
1 = Very satisfied
2 = Satisfied
3 = Not so satisfied
4 = Not at all

The campaign was necessary before the elections
1 = Very necessary
2 = Necessary
3 = Not so necessary
4 = Not at all

Party position interviewee identifies with on foreign and security affairs
1 = The Alignment's
2 = The Likud's
3 = The Left's

Party interviewee voted for in the 1969 Knesset elections
1 = Free Center
2 = Gahal
3 = Independent Liberals
4 = Alignment
5 = Poalei Agudat Yisrael
6 = National Religious Party
7 = Agudat Yisrael
8 = HaOlam HaZeh
9 = Reshima Mamlachtit
10 = Israeli Communist Party
11 = Rakach
12 = Other
13 = Did not vote

Party interviewee voted for in last elections
1 = Likud
2 = Independent Liberals
3 = Alignment
4 = Agudat Yisrael/A. Y. Workers
5 = National Religious Party
6 = Meri (HaOlam HaZeh)
7 = Moked (ICP and Meir Pa'il)
8 = Rakach
9 = Shulamit Aloni
10 = Israeli Democrats
11 = Other
12 = Did not vote

Interviewee voted for same party in municipal and Knesset elections
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Municipal party not run in Knesset elec.
4 = Did not vote for the Knesset
5 = Did not vote for municipal government
6 = Did not vote for either

Following election results, party interviewee would vote for if elections were held again
1 = Likud
2 = Independent Liberals
3 = Alignment
4 = Agudat Yisrael/A. Y. Workers
5 = National Religious Party
6 = Meri
7 = Moked
8 = Rakach
9 = Shulamit Aloni
10 = Israeli Democrats
11 = Other
12 = Independent Liberals-Shulamit Aloni

Sex
1 = Male
2 = Female

Interviewee was in reserves during or because of Yom Kippur War
1 = Was not in reserves
2 = Was in for less than two weeks
3 = From two weeks to a month
4 = From one month to one month and a half
5 = From one and a half months to 2 months
6 = From 2 months to 2 and a half months
7 = From 2 and a half months to 3 months
8 = More than 3 months

Years of schooling
1 = No schooling
2 = Up to 4 years
3 = 5-8
4 = 9-10
5 = 11
6 = 12
7 = 13+, without University degree
8 = Full University education

Age
1 = 20-24
2 = 25-29
3 = 30-34
4 = 35-39
6 = 45-49
7 = 50-54
8 = 55-64
9 = 65+

Total gross monthly income for entire household
1 = 0-559 IL/month
2 = 600-799
3 = 800-999
4 = 1000-1249
5 = 1250-1499
6 = 1500-1749
7 = 1750-1999
8 = 2000-2499
9 = 2500+

Interviewee observes religious traditions
1 = Observes them thoroughly
2 = Observes most of them
3 = Observes some of them
4 = Does not observe them at all

Occupation
1 = Free professional w/University degree
2 = Free professional w/out Univ. degree
3 = Business manager/owner w/11+ workers
4 = Business manager/owner w/3-10 workers
5 = Business manager/owner w/0-2 workers
6 = Skilled worker
7 = Unskilled worker
8 = Student
9 = Housewife

Place of birth/father's place of birth
1 = Israel/Israel
2 = Israel/Asia-Africa
3 = Israel/Europe-America
4 = Asia--Africa/Asia-Africa
5 = Europe-America/Europe-America
6 = Any other combination

Place of interview
1 = Jerusalem
2 = Tel Aviv area
3 = Haifa area

Date of interview
1 = Sunday, January 13, 1974
2 = Monday, January 14, 1974
3 = Tuesday, January 15, 1974