CRRC Omnibus Survey (2019-2025) on Georgia

CRRC Omnibus Survey Omnibus surveys combine questions from different organizations and researchers into a single survey. This enables data collection at significantly reduced costs compared with commissioning an entire survey. CRRC Georgia offers a quarterly omnibus survey. CRRC's Omnibus has an achieved sample size of 1,200 respondents, is conducted using live telephone interviewing, and is nationally representative, excluding populations living in territories affected by military conflict (South Ossetia and Abkhazia). The CRRC Omnibus Survey in Georgia, as outlined in the codebook, is a wide-ranging public opinion survey that explores key aspects of Georgian society, including employment, income, religion, media consumption, political preferences, and trust in institutions. Conducted regularly, it gathers data on whether people are employed, their income levels, religious service attendance, how often and through which channels they access news (especially TV and internet), and their attitudes toward political parties, leaders, and the country's direction. The survey enables long-term tracking of public attitudes and behaviors and includes demographic and attitudinal filters to ensure accurate, representative insights. The files include 24 waves of datasets in STATA, SPSS and CSV. Currently, questionnaires for the 3rd and 9th–15th waves are not available in English. They will be added in an updated version.