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GESIS Data Catalogue - Study ZA5302
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ZA5302: Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2009)
Bibliographic Citation
Citation
Rattinger, Hans; Roßteutscher, Sigrid; Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger; Weßels, Bernhard; Wagner, Aiko; Scherer, Philipp; Bytzek, Evelyn; Bieber, Ina (2019): Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2009). GESIS Data Archive, Cologne. ZA5302 Data file Version 6.0.2,
doi:10.4232/1.13230
Study No.
ZA5302
Title
Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2009)
Other Titles
German Longitudinal Election Study (Project Title)
Current Version
6.0.2, 2019-2-26, doi:10.4232/1.13230
Date of Collection
10.08.2009 - 23.11.2009
Principal Investigator/
Authoring Entity,
Institution
Rattinger, Hans - Universität Mannheim
Roßteutscher, Sigrid - Universität Frankfurt
Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger - Universität Mannheim
Weßels, Bernhard - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung
Wagner, Aiko - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung
Scherer, Philipp - Universität Frankfurt
Bytzek, Evelyn - Universität Frankfurt
Bieber, Ina - Universität Frankfurt
Categories
Political Attitudes and Behavior
Topics
5.6 Social conditions and indicators
5.8 Social behaviour and attitudes
9.2 Mass media
11.5 Mass political behaviour, attitudes/opinion
11.6 Government, political systems and organisation
11.7 Elections
Study No.
5302
Title
Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2009)
Other Titles
German Longitudinal Election Study (Project Title)
Current Version
6.0.2, 26.02.2019,
10.4232/1.13230
Date of Collection
Principal Investigator/ Authoring Entity, Institution
Rattinger, Hans - Universität Mannheim
Roßteutscher, Sigrid - Universität Frankfurt
Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger - Universität Mannheim
Weßels, Bernhard - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung
Wagner, Aiko - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung
Scherer, Philipp - Universität Frankfurt
Bytzek, Evelyn - Universität Frankfurt
Bieber, Ina - Universität Frankfurt
Abstract
Categories
Political Attitudes and Behavior
Topics
5.6 Social conditions and indicators
5.8 Social behaviour and attitudes
9.2 Mass media
11.5 Mass political behaviour, attitudes/opinion
11.6 Government, political systems and organisation
11.7 Elections
Content
Abstract
Evaluation of parties and politicians. Attitude to political questions.
Abstract
Evaluation of parties and politicians. Attitude to political questions.
Geographic Coverage
Universe
The population comprises all persons with German citizenship resident in the Federal Republic of Germany, who had a minimum age of 16 years and lived in private households at the time the survey was being conducted.
Selection Method
Disproportional stratified multistage random sampling based on the ADM-design. In both surveys 250 sampling points were drawn in West Germany with the aim to realize 1,400 interviews and 150 sampling points were drawn in East Germany to realize 700 interviews. That means that the East German population is overrepresented in the sample. The target person in the household was determined by Sweden key.
Mode of Data Collection
Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI)
Data Collector
BIK MARPLAN, Offenbach
Date of Collection
10.08.2009 - 23.11.2009
Methodology
Geographic Coverage
Germany (DE)
Universe
The population comprises all persons with German citizenship resident in the Federal Republic of Germany, who had a minimum age of 16 years and lived in private households at the time the survey was being conducted.
Selection Method
Disproportional stratified multistage random sampling based on the ADM-design. In both surveys 250 sampling points were drawn in West Germany with the aim to realize 1,400 interviews and 150 sampling points were drawn in East Germany to realize 700 interviews. That means that the East German population is overrepresented in the sample. The target person in the household was determined by Sweden key.
Mode of Data Collection
Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI)
Data Collector
BIK MARPLAN, Offenbach
Date of Collection
10.08.2009 - 26.09.2009 (Pre-election)
28.09.2009 - 23.11.2009 (Post-election)
Data & Documents
Dataset
Number of Units: 4288
Number of Variables: 840
Analysis System(s): SPSS, Stata
Availability
A - Data and documents are released for academic research and teaching.
Download of
Data and
Documents
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Datasets
ZA5302_de_RecodeMissings_v6-0-2.do
for conformance with missing values in wave 2013 (ZA5700) - German/Stata
(Dataset)
7 KBytes
ZA5302_de_RecodeMissings_v6-0-2.sps
for conformance with missing values in wave 2013 (ZA5700) - German/SPSS
(Dataset)
36 KBytes
ZA5302_de_v6-0-2.dta
German
(Dataset STATA)
7 MBytes
ZA5302_de_v6-0-2.sav
German
(Dataset SPSS)
15 MBytes
ZA5302_en_RecodeMissings_v6-0-2.do
for conformance with missing values in wave 2013 (ZA5700) - English/Stata
(Dataset)
7 KBytes
ZA5302_en_RecodeMissings_v6-0-2.sps
for conformance with missing values in wave 2013 (ZA5700) - English/SPSS
(Dataset)
36 KBytes
ZA5302_en_v6-0-2.dta
English
(Dataset STATA)
7 MBytes
ZA5302_en_v6-0-2.sav
English
(Dataset SPSS)
15 MBytes
Questionnaires
ZA5302_fb.pdf
Questionnaire incl. short study description (German)
(Questionnaire)
480 KBytes
ZA5302_Listenheft.pdf
(Questionnaire)
1 MByte
ZA5302_q.pdf
Questionnaire incl. short study description (English)
(Questionnaire)
480 KBytes
Other Documents
ZA5300-57_GLES_Doku_insgesamt.zip
codeplans and correspondence lists for GLES as a whole
(Other Document)
2 MBytes
ZA5302_Aenderungen_v5-0-0_zu_v6-0-0.pdf
(Other Document)
33 KBytes
ZA5302_sb.pdf
(Study Description)
186 KBytes
ZA5302_Variablenlabels_v6-0-0.pdf
(Other Document)
63 KBytes
DDI Documents
Study Description in DDI format DDI-Codebook (2.5)
Study Description in DDI format DDI-Lifecycle (3.1)
Study Description in DDI format DDI-Lifecycle (3.2)
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Errata & Versions
Errata in current version
none
Version List
Version 6.0.2
(current version)
2019-2-26 Release6-0-2
doi:10.4232/1.13230
Changes in this version
2019-2-26
Extensive revision of the variable labels and value labels in the English data set
2019-2-26
Version 6.0.1
2017-6-7 Release6-0-1
doi:10.4232/1.12806
Version 6.0.0
2012-5-24 Pre-Release6-0-0
doi:10.4232/1.11373
Changes in this version
2012-5-24
All umlauts (ä, ö, ü) and all "ß" in the variable labels and value labels were substituted by "ae", "oe", "ue" and "ss" in order to guarantee international usability of the dataset.
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2012-5-24
The missing values were recoded in some cases due to harmonisation of the GLES studies. The answer "don´t know" is coded by the value (98), (998) or (9998), Refusals or missing answers ("No answer") are coded by the value (99), (999) or (9999). In case a question did not apply to a respondent due to filtering ("Not applicable"), this is coded by the value (100), (1000) or (10000).
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2012-5-24
In order to ensure usability of the GLES datasets in many different programmes, the maximum length of variable labels has been limited to 80 characters and the maximum length of value labels has been limited to 120 characters. For some variables, the maximum length of the variable labels and the maximum length of the value labels were exceeded. In these cases, the labels were shortened so that the contentual meaning remained persistent.
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2012-5-24
Due to harmonisation of the GLES datasets, questions with regard to the political parties (e.g. voting intention, voting decision, party Identification and form of party identification et cetera) were coded by a unified coding scheme. This scheme is available on the GLES homepage at GESIS.
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2012-5-24
Several variables with open statements were coded. Questions regarding "other" parties were mostly concerned. If possible, these codings were not captured in separate variables, but instead summed up with the other (closed) codings of the respective question into one variable.
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2012-5-24
Concerning some questions, the answers of the respondents were captured in several steps. For instance, mentions of the parties that are represented in the German Bundestag and mentions of "other" parties were mostly captured in separate variables. In order to facilitate working with the dataset, answers to these questions were summed up into two variables. Usually, the first variable ("Version A") contains the predefined answers plus an "other"-category and the second variable ("Version B") contains the further mentions.
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2012-5-24
The new variable ostwest ("East/West (Berlin citizens attributed to East Germany)") was generated. It indicates, if the respondent lives in East or West Germany (Berlin attributed completely to East Germany). This variable is also the basis for computing the East/West weight. In addition, the variable quelle was renamed into ostwest2 and includes the exact attribution of Berlin citizens to East and West Germany. This means that within Berlin it is distinguished between the former affiliation to the German Democratic Republic (GDR/DDR) and the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG/BRD).
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2012-5-24
In a few exceptional cases, respondents received the questions regarding the most important or second important issue and/or the solution expertise, although the respondent had not given a valid answer to the questions regarding the most important, the second most important or the third most important problem in Germany (vn172, vn174, vn176) or had refused the answer. These flawed filtered respondents were assigned to the code "trifft nicht zu" ("not applicable").
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2012-5-24
The indication of the sample point (point), in which the interview was realized, was anonymized for data security reasons and was added to the dataset as the variable vpoint (virtual sample point).
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2012-5-24
The respondents´ answers to the questions vn82a ("Geburtsland","Country of birth"), vn84a ("Geburtsland Partner/in", "Partner´s country of birth"), vn298a ("Geburtsland Mutter", "Mother´s country of birth") and vn295a ("Geburtsland Vater", "Father´s country of birth") were recoded according to the unified coding scheme "countries". In addition, all open statements were coded and summed up with the predefined codes of the coding scheme into one variable. The coding scheme "countries" is available on the GLES homepage at GESIS.
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2012-5-24
The variable labels of the questions v420/n420, v423/n423, v510/n510 and v512/n512 had been misleading and therefore were relabeled into "Nutzungshaeufigkeit TV-Nachrichten Sendername" ("Frequency of use of TV news programmes: television channel name").
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2012-5-24
The variables kand1 and kand5 partly contained incorrect candidate names due to the fact that not all candidates for the election were certain on the date of the study. All cases, in which the respondents were asked about the wrong candidates (that was the case in presumably two election districts), were marked in the variables problem2 and problem3. Moreover, the variables wkkunion, wkkspd, wkkgruen, wkkfdp und wkklinke were generated, which contain the names of all candidates ordered by party and which base on official documents of the federal elections administrator.
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2012-5-24
Question vn79 ("Religious denomination"): the answers "Judaism", "Islam" and "Other" were summarized to "Other religious denomination" due to data security considerations. Further answers were recoded respective to the coding scheme "Religious denomination", which can be found on the GLES homepage at GESIS.
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2012-5-24
The variables concerning church attendance, synagogue attendance and mosque attendance were summarized to the variable vndkirchg "church/mosque attendance" due to data security considerations.
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2012-5-24
The variable label of the variable vn2a ("German citizenship") had been misleading, because the question did not ask, whether the respondent holds a German citizenship, but whether the respondent holds a German citizenship since birth. The variable label was renamed into "German citizenship since birth".
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2012-5-24
Based on the age of the respondents at the time point of the interview, the variable ragelt18 ("Respondents, who are younger than 18 years" (Source: vn542/n542ad)) was generated. It indicates respondents in the dataset, who are younger than 18 years.
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2012-5-24
Based on the categories of the variable vn75b ("Net household income, with categories") the variable vn75 ("Net household income, categorized") was generated. This variable summarizes the information of vn75a and vn75b.
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2012-5-24
In the pre-election cross section, eight respondents received the question regarding their occupation (vn22a "Berufliche Tätigkeit", "Occupation"), which was a mistake due to wrong filtering. These wrongly filtered respondents were assigned to the code "trifft nicht zu" ("not applicable").
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2012-5-24
There is a filter mistake concerning the question vn85a ("Im HH gesprochene Sprache", "language spoken at home") in the pre-election cross section. According to the quesionnaire, the question should have been asked if the respondent or his/her spouse was born abroad. The filter was implemented wrongly so that only respondents who were born abroad and whose spouse was born abroad (or who have no spouse) were asked this question. Additionally, respondents were asked, who did not state their country of birth and who do not have a spouse or who did not make a statement concerning their spouse.
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2012-5-24
In 21 cases in the pre-election cross section, year of birth and age did not correspond. These cases have been tagged in the variable problem1.
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2012-5-24
In the post-election cross section, the labels of the variables n108a-tb "Unelectable political party" were modified to "Which party is not electable".
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2012-5-24
Concerning one case in question vn85a ("Language spoken at home"), an open mention was noted by the interviewer, although the mention was predefined. This has been corrected so that the statement was handled as if the interviewer had chosen the respective precode.
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2012-5-24
"In the question vn298a (“Country of birth mother”) one respondent gave the answer “Germany” as well as an answer to the open option “Other Country”. Presumably, this error occurred because the interviewer went back in the CAPI-software. In this case, the value label “Germany” was stored in the dataset and the case was tagged in the variable problem4."
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2012-5-24
Concerning one case in question n95 "Representation of interests, which leading candidate", two mentions were noted by the interviewer, which were not on the predefined list. The first mention was captured in the variable n95a and the second mention was captured in the variable n95b. To generate the variable n95rc ("Representation leading candidates (n95a+n95b)") only the first mention was considered.
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Version 5.0.0
2011-10-26 Pre-Release5-0-0
doi:10.4232/1.10999
Changes in this version
2011-10-26
Overall, 15 new weights were added to the dataset: East-West weight, transformation weight, a combined transformation and East-West weight and twelve further different sociodemographic and regional weights. They allow for East-West and all-German Analyses (with and without taking the transformation weight into account). A detailed description of all available weights and their computation can be found in the study description.
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2011-10-26
The labels of the variables n514i and n514j had been interchanged. This has been corrected.
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2011-10-26
The labels of the variables concerning the use of TV news programmes had been inaccurate and have now been relabeled into "Frequency with use of TV news programms xxx". This affects the variables v420, n420, v423, n423, v510, n510, v512 and n512.
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2011-10-26
The labels of the variables n180a-u ("not eligible party") had been incorrect and therefore have been modified in the present version.
--
2011-10-26
The attribution of candidates of the political parties FDP and Grüne had been incorrect in the variables kand3 and kand4. This has been corrected.
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2011-10-26
There had been inconsistencies in the naming of the variables vn153A and vn130B-G between the dataset and the questionnaire documentation. This has been corrected.
--
2011-10-26
The indication of the sample point (point), in which the interview was realized, was anonymized for data security reasons and was added to the dataset as the variable vpoint (virtual sample point).
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2011-10-26
Concerning the question regarding religious denomination, the answers "Judaism", "Islam" and "Other" were summarized to "Other religious denomination" due to data security considerations. Further answers were recoded respective to the coding scheme "Religious denomination".
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2011-10-26
The variables concerning church attendance, synagogue attendance and mosque attendance were summarized to the variable vndkirchg "church/mosque attendance" due to data security considerations.
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Version 4.0.0
2010-6-9 Pre-Release1.3
doi:10.4232/1.10356
Changes in this version
2010-6-9
To reconstruct the modifications made please see the changing process of the Pre-election Cross Section (ZA5300) and of the Post-election Cross Section (ZA5301).
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Version 3.0.0
2010-5-10 Pre-Release1.2
doi:10.4232/1.10355
Changes in this version
2010-5-10
To reconstruct the modifications made please see the changing process of the Pre-election Cross Section (ZA5300) and of the Post-election Cross Section (ZA5301).
--
Version 2.0.0
2010-4-1 Pre-Release1.1
doi:10.4232/1.10354
Changes in this version
2010-4-1
To reconstruct the modifications made please see the changing process of the Pre-election Cross Section (ZA5300) and of the Post-election Cross Section (ZA5301).
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Version 1.0.0
2010-3-25 Pre-Release1.0
doi:10.4232/1.10353
Further Remarks
Links
GLES-topic at gesis
Notes
The documented study was conducted in the context of the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), 2009. This study is a cumulation of the Pre-election (ZA5300) and Post-election Cross Section (ZA5301).
Publications
Relevant full texts
from
SSOAR
(automatically assigned)
Groups
Groups
German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES)
The German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES) is a DFG-funded project which made its debut just prior to the 2009 federal election. GLES is the largest and most ambitious election study held so far in Germany. Although the initial mandate is to examine and analyse the electorate for three consecutive elections, the aspired goal is to integrate the project within GESIS as an institutionalized election study after the federal election of 2017, and hence to make it a permanent study.
show group
ZA5300
Pre-election Cross Section (GLES 2009)
ZA5301
Post-election Cross Section (GLES 2009)
ZA5302
Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2009)
ZA5303
Rolling Cross-Section Campaign Survey with Post-election Panel Wave (GLES 2009)
ZA5304
Multi Level Panel (GLES 2009)
ZA5305
Short-term Campaign Panel (GLES 2009)
ZA5306
Campaign Media Content Analysis, TV (GLES 2009)
ZA5307
Campaign Media Content Analysis, Print Media (GLES 2009)
ZA5309
TV Debate Analysis, Survey (GLES 2009)
ZA5310
TV Debate Analysis, Real-Time-Response Data (GLES 2009)
ZA5311
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analysis TV Debate (GLES 2009)
ZA5312
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analyses Regional Newspapers (Articles) (GLES 2009)
ZA5313
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analyses Regional Newspapers (Statements Chancellor Candidates) (GLES 2009)
ZA5314
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analyses Regional Newspapers (Statements TV Debate) (GLES 2009)
ZA5315
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analyses Special Broadcast (Statements Chancellor Candidates) (GLES 2009)
ZA5316
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analyses Special Broadcast (Statements TV Debate) (GLES 2009)
ZA5318
Candidate Campaign Survey, Survey and Structural Data (GLES 2009)
ZA5319
Candidate Campaign Survey, Survey (GLES 2009)
ZA5320
Long-term Panel 2002-2005-2009 (GLES 2009)
ZA5321
Long-term Panel 2005-2009-2013 (GLES)
ZA5322
Long-term Panel 2009-2013-2017 (GLES 2013)
ZA5323
Long-Term Media Agenda Analysis (GLES)
ZA5324
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election North Rhine-Westphalia 2010 (GLES 2009)
ZA5325
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Saxony-Anhalt 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5326
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Bremen 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5327
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Rhineland-Palatinate 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5328
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Baden-Wuerttemberg 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5329
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Berlin 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5330
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5331
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Hamburg 2011 (GLES 2009)
ZA5332
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Schleswig-Holstein 2012 (GLES 2009)
ZA5333
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election North Rhine-Westphalia 2012 (GLES 2009)
ZA5334
Long-term Online Tracking, T1 (GLES 2009)
ZA5335
Long-term Online Tracking, T2 (GLES 2009)
ZA5336
Long-term Online Tracking, T3 (GLES 2009)
ZA5337
Long-term Online Tracking, T4 (GLES 2009)
ZA5338
Long-term Online Tracking, T5 (GLES 2009)
ZA5339
Long-term Online Tracking, T6 (GLES 2009)
ZA5340
Long-term Online Tracking, T7 (GLES 2009)
ZA5341
Long-term Online Tracking, T8 (GLES 2009)
ZA5342
Long-term Online Tracking, T9 (GLES 2009)
ZA5343
Long-term Online Tracking, T10 (GLES 2009)
ZA5344
Long-term Online Tracking, T11 (GLES 2009)
ZA5345
Long-term Online Tracking, T12 (GLES 2009)
ZA5346
Long-term Online Tracking, T13 (GLES 2009)
ZA5347
Long-term Online Tracking, T14 (GLES 2009)
ZA5348
Long-term Online Tracking, T15 (GLES 2009)
ZA5349
Long-term Online Tracking, T16 (GLES 2009)
ZA5350
Long-term Online Tracking, T17 (GLES)
ZA5351
Long-term Online Tracking, T18 (GLES)
ZA5357
Long-term Online Tracking, Cumulation 2009-2011 (GLES)
ZA5700
Pre-election Cross Section (GLES 2013)
ZA5701
Post-election Cross Section (GLES 2013)
ZA5702
Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2013)
ZA5703
Rolling Cross-Section Campaign Survey with Post-election Panel Wave (GLES 2013)
ZA5704
Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 (GLES)
ZA5705
Campaign Media Content Analysis: TV (GLES 2013)
ZA5706
Campaign Media Content Analysis, Print Media (GLES 2013)
ZA5709
TV Debate Analysis, Survey (GLES 2013)
ZA5710
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analysis (GLES 2013)
ZA5711
TV Debate Analysis, Real_Time-Response Data (Dial) (GLES 2013)
ZA5712
TV Debate Analysis, Real_Time-Response Data (Push Button) (GLES 2013)
ZA5716
Candidate Campaign Survey 2013, Survey and Electoral/Structural Data (GLES)
ZA5717
European Parliament Election Study 2014, Candidate Survey (GLES)
ZA5718
European Candidate Study 2014 – Comparative Dataset (GLES)
ZA5719
Long-term Online Tracking, T19 (GLES)
ZA5720
Long-term Online Tracking, T20 (GLES)
ZA5721
Long-term Online Tracking, T21 (GLES)
ZA5722
Long-term Online Tracking, T22 (GLES)
ZA5723
Long-term Online Tracking, T23 (GLES)
ZA5724
Long-term Online Tracking, T24 (GLES)
ZA5725
Long-term Online Tracking, T25 (GLES)
ZA5726
Long-term Online Tracking, T26 (GLES)
ZA5727
Long-term Online Tracking, T27 (GLES)
ZA5728
Long-term Online Tracking, T28 (GLES)
ZA5729
Long-term Online Tracking, T29 (GLES)
ZA5730
Long-term Online Tracking, T30 (GLES)
ZA5731
Long-term Online Tracking, T31 (GLES)
ZA5732
Long-term Online Tracking, T32 (GLES)
ZA5733
Long-term Online Tracking, T33 (GLES)
ZA5734
Long-term Online Tracking, T34 (GLES)
ZA5735
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Lower Saxony 2013 (GLES)
ZA5736
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Bavaria 2013 (GLES)
ZA5737
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Hesse 2013 (GLES)
ZA5738
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Saxony 2014 (GLES)
ZA5739
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Brandenburg 2014 (GLES)
ZA5740
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Thuringia 2014 (GLES)
ZA5741
Longterm Online Tracking at State Election Baden-Württemberg 2016 (GLES)
ZA5742
Longterm Online Tracking at State Election Saxony-Anhalt 2016 (GLES)
ZA5743
Longterm Online Tracking at State Election Rhineland-Palatinate 2016 (GLES)
ZA5744
Longterm Online Tracking at State Election Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania 2016 (GLES)
ZA5749
Long-term Online-Tracking, Cumulation 2009-2014, Core questions (GLES)
ZA5750
Long-term Online-Tracking, Cumulation 2009-2014, Module questions (GLES)
ZA5753
Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 – Control Group I (to Panel Wave 3) (GLES)
ZA5754
Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 – Control Group II (to Panel Wave 5) (GLES)
ZA5755
Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 – Control Group III (to Panel Wave 7) (GLES)
ZA5757
Repeatedly questioned respondents of the Short-term Campaign Panel 2009 and 2013 (GLES)
ZA5758
Intermediate inquiry 2014 of Long-term Panel started in 2005,2009 and 2013 and of Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 (GLES)
ZA5759
Intermediate inquiry 2015 of Long-term Panel started in 2005,2009 and 2013 and of Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 (GLES)
ZA5760
Intermediate inquiry 2016 of Long-term Panel started in 2005,2009 and 2013 (GLES)
ZA5770
Long-term Panel 2013-2017 (GLES)
ZA6800
Pre-election Cross Section (GLES 2017)
ZA6801
Post-election Cross Section (GLES 2017)
ZA6802
Pre- and Post-election Cross Section (Cumulation) (GLES 2017)
ZA6803
Rolling Cross-Section Campaign Survey with Post-election Panel Wave (GLES 2017)
ZA6804
Short-term Campaign Panel (GLES 2017)
ZA6805
Short-term Campaign Panel 2017 – Control Group I (to Panel Wave 4) (GLES)
ZA6806
Short-term Campaign Panel 2017 – Control Group II (to Panel Wave 6) (GLES)
ZA6807
Short-term Campaign Panel 2017 – Control Group III (to Panel Wave 8) (GLES)
ZA6808
Campaign Media Content Analysis, TV (GLES 2017)
ZA6809
Campaign Media Content Analysis, Print Media (GLES 2017)
ZA6810
TV Debate Analysis, Survey (GLES 2017)
ZA6811
TV Debate Analysis, Content Analysis TV Debate (GLES 2017)
ZA6812
TV Debate Analysis, Real-Time-Response Data TV Debate (dial) (GLES 2017)
ZA6813
TV Debate Analysis, Real-Time-Response Data TV Debate (pushbutton) (GLES 2017)
ZA6814
Candidate Campaign Survey (GLES 2017)
ZA6815
Longterm-Online-Tracking, T35 (GLES)
ZA6816
Longterm-Online-Tracking, T36 (GLES)
ZA6817
Longterm-Online-Tracking T37 (GLES)
ZA6818
Longterm-Online-Tracking T38 (GLES)
ZA6819
Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election Schleswig-Holstein 2017 (GLES)
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Long-term-Online-Tracking of State Election North Rhine-Westphalia 2017 (GLES)
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Pretest 2017 (GLES)
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Short-term Campaign Panel - Lower Saxony election wave (GLES 2017)
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Longterm-Online-Tracking, T39 (GLES)
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Longterm-Online-Tracking, T40 (GLES)
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Repeatedly questioned respondents of the Short-term Campaign Panel 2013 and 2017 (GLES)
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GLES Sensitive Regional Data
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TV Debate Analysis, Content Analysis Fünfkampf (GLES 2017)
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TV Debate Analysis, Real-Time-Response Data Fünfkampf (dial) (GLES 2017)
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TV Debate Analysis, Real-Time-Response Data Fünfkampf (pushbutton) (GLES 2017)
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Longterm-Online-Tracking, Cumulation 2009-2017 (GLES)
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Rolling Cross-Section Election Campaign Study with Post-election Panel Wave, Cumulation 2009-2017 (GLES)
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Campaign Media Content Analysis, TV and Print Media, Cumulation 2009-2017 (GLES)