2325|PRE-ELECTION ELECTIONS TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 1999. PANEL (1ST PHASE)

— Degree of interest in news related to the European Union — Degree of information you have on matters relating to the European Union — Assessment of the influence that, for Spain, has had membership of the European Union — Europeanist sentiment — Attitude towards the European Union — Perception of the degree to which decisions made in the European Union affect the lives of Spaniards — Receiving, through the media, news related to the European Parliament — Assessment of the importance of the European Parliament in the life of the European Union. Degree of importance that the European Parliament would like to have — Perception of the extent to which decisions taken in the European Parliament affect Spaniards. Influence you believe you will have in the future — Phrase that best expresses its opinion on what interests Spanish MEPs should defend in the European Parliament: the Spaniards or those who defend the deputies of their own political ideology — Party, PP or PSOE, which has better defended the interests of Spain in Europe. Party that, he believes, will defend them better in the future — Assessment of the general situation in Spain — Evaluation of the general political situation in Spain, current, retrospective and forward-looking to one year — Evaluation of the management of the PP Government and the political performance of the PSOE since it has been in the opposition — Degree of interest in monitoring news related to the elections to the European Parliament on 13 June — Comparison of the degree of importance of municipal, regional and European elections — Aspects, national or European, that will have a greater influence on your voting decision in the European elections — Opinion on voting to different parties in general and European elections — Opinion on whether the results of the next European elections will be an advance of the general elections — Assessment of the influence of the electoral campaign on the voter decision. Influence you will have over your own decision — Intention to vote in the next elections to the European Parliament. Voting decision or parties among which he doubts. Reasons why you won't vote — Intention to vote in elections to the European Parliament. Affinity with political parties — Party that, he believes, will win in the next European elections and party that, he would like, win — Recall of vote in elections to the European Parliament in 1994 and in general elections in March 1996 — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee