State Election in Baden-Wuerttemberg 1996

Judgement on parties and politicians in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Attitude to
current political questions at state level. Topics: Eligibility to vote
in the state; city size; most important political problems in
Baden-Wuerttemberg; intent to participate in the state election;
preference for absentee ballot; point in time and certainty of one´s
voting decision; behavior at the polls in the last state parliament
election; approval of a one-party government of CDU after the state
parliament election; coalition preference; sympathy scale for selected
parties at federal and state level as well as for selected top
politicians of the state; satisfaction with achievements of the CDU-SPD
state government as well as with the Greens, FDP and Republicans as
opposition in the state parliament; knowledge about the top candidates
of the CDU and SPD for the office of prime minister; party preference
in the state; interest in politics; preference for prime minister;
judgement on the credibility, energy, sympathy, sense of responsibility
and expertise of Erwin Teufel in comparison to Dieter Spoeri; judgement
on the economic situation of the state as well as one´s own economic
situation; comparison of the economic situation of the state with the
rest of the western federal territory; most able party in the areas
economy, job creation, environmental protection and coping with the
future; evaluation of the achievements of the prime minister up to now;
expected winner of the state parliament election; probability of a
one-party government by the CDU after the election; expected election
result for FDP and Republicans; living together with a partner;
assessment of personal job security; jeopardy to job and unemployment
in close circle of friends; union membership; religiousness; party
inclination; party identification.