Forsa Bus 1993

The Forsa Bus is conducted by the Forsa polling institute. Based on representative samples, the program surveys about 500 people eligible to vote each day by telephone and asks about individual attitudes on various political and social issues. The Forsa Bus is currently available from 1991 onwards. The datasets include parts from omnibus surveys, while the focus of the collection is the survey of political preferences, both for candidates and parties, as well as voting behaviour in past elections.<br>Most important political topics; expected economic situation
and expected development of personal living conditions; greatest
problems in Germany; preference for federal chancellor; most able party
in the Federal Republic; behavior at the polls in the last Federal
Parliament election; party preference (Sunday question). Demography:
sex; year of birth; employment; professional position; vocational
training; school education; size of household; persons over 18 years;
monthly net income; party membership. Also encoded was: state; city
size; date of interview; weekday of interview.