State Election in Bavaria 1990

Judgement on parties and politicians in Bavaria. Attitude to political
questions at the state level.

Topics: most important political problems in Bavaria; intent to
participate in the next state parliament election; voting intent; party
preference (rank order procedure); behavior at the polls in the last
state parliament election; sympathy scale for selected top politicians
and for the major parties on the Federal level as well as at the state
level; satisfaction with the CSU government, with the SPD opposition
and the Greens in the state parliament and with the achievements of the
Federal Government in Bonn; preference for prime minister; attitude to
the FDP and Greens taking seats in the state parliament and to an
absolute majority for the CSU; expected taking seats in Parliament by
these parties; coalition preference; issue relevance as well as issue
competence of the CSU or of the SPD in questions of unemployment,
environmental protection, the housing market and policies towards
foreigners; apartment; attitude to asylum for the politically
persecuted and assessment of the current applicants for political
asylum as politically persecuted or economic refugees; assessment of
the current economic situation of Bavaria and of future development;
comparison of the economic situation in the state with that in the rest
of the Federal Republic; preference for the garbage disposal concept of
the state government or of the Bavarian citizen initiative; necessity
of tax increases to finance German unity; attitude to a temporary tax
increase; party with the most active supporters in the election
campaign; importance of the election result for the state; expected
election winner; government examination or diploma or journeymen´s
test; religiousness; party inclination and party identification.