2534|YOUNG PEOPLE, CONSTITUTION AND POLITICAL CULTURE

— Interest in politics. — Preference between freedom and equality. — Affiliation to political parties or intention to join political parties if you are not affiliated. — Attitude towards the electoral vote. — Vote with your head or with your heart. — Knowledge about political party programs. — Influence of the political party’s program on the voting decision. — Interest in monitoring campaigns in municipal and regional elections. — Influence of the campaigns in their decision to vote municipal and regional. — Party that best defends its interests. — Priority that would give to the qualities that a politician must have. — Preference between strong ideology and effectiveness for a government. — Major attraction to the leader or party. — Assessment of the Spanish socio-political situation. — Degree of satisfaction with the functioning of democracy. — Preference for political regime. — Degree of knowledge of the Spanish Constitution. Degree of satisfaction. — Evaluation of the functioning of democracy. — Degree of confidence that the Constitution serves to solve current problems. — Values associated with political ideologies. — Assessment of the electoral results in the last regional and municipal elections. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Scale of political ideology applied to political parties. — Self-definition in political matters. — Vote decision in the last regional and municipal elections. — Vote memory in the last municipal, regional and general elections. — Fidelity and transfer of vote in general elections.