RedWorker
9th November 2014, 04:58
November 2014. CIS (state polling).
Questions and data selectively included depending on how much I wanted to copy it.
#1. How is Spain's economic situation? Very good, 0% - Good, 1.5% - Fair, 16.1% - Bad, 39.9% - Very bad, 42.3%
#4. How is Spain's political situation? Very good, 0.1% - Good, 2% - Fair, 14.4% - Bad, 31% - Very bad, 49.5%
#7A. Which are the biggest 3 problems? Unemployment (76%), corruption and fraud (42.3%), economic problems (27%), politics (23.2%)
#12. Do you agree with the sentences? "Politics has a high influence in the life of every citizen" (80.2% agree), "I understand politics" (35.6% agree)
#13. Did you belong to...? 90.2% never belonged to a political party.
#14. Did you go to a protest? 18.4% did in the last year. Strike? 8.1% did in the last year.
#15+#15a. How would you define yourself politically? [two questions combined, each asked for one ideological label, with the same set of answers in both questions] Conservative (11.1%), Liberal (16.2%), Socialdemocrat (8.7%), Socialist (18.1%), Communist (3.4%), Feminist (3.8%), Progressive (16.2%)
#18. How do you rate the PP's government? Very good, 0.5% - Good, 5.6% - Fair, 22.9% - Bad, 27.7% - Very bad, 41.2%
#19. How do you rate the PSOE's opposition? Very good, 0.2% - Good, 3.9% - Fair, 28.1% - Bad, 37.8% - Very bad, 26%
#23. Which party would you vote for? [direct intention of vote] PP, 11.7% - PSOE, 14.3% - Podemos, 17.6% - IU/ICV* - 3.7%
#25. If the lowest numbers are the left-wing and the highest are the right-wing, where do you place yourself politically? 1... 5.2%. 2... 6.3%. 3... 16%. 4... 14.7%. 5... 17.9%. 6... 7.7%. 7... 5.4%. 8... 3.9%. 9... 0.8%. 10... 1.2%.
#26. So where in the left-right spectrum would you place these parties' politics? PP, 8.24 - PSOE, 4.61. IU/ICV*, 2.67. Podemos, 2.43.
#34. How do you define yourself on religious matters? Catholicism, 67.8% - Other religions, 2.3% - No religion, 16.7% - Atheist, 10.8%.
#35. [to religious people] How often do you go to religious events? Never, 61%.
#42b. How do you define your socio-economical status? High/middle-high class, 16.9% - New middle classes, 24.2% - Old middle classes, 11.5% - Skilled 'obrero's**, 31.4% - Unskilled 'obrero's**, 13.9%.
* Former PCE/PSUC.
** Note that the word 'obrero' (someone who is very involved with manual work, e.g. a factory worker) in Spanish does not include many types of workers, in comparison to 'trabajador', which is more broad.
Questions and data selectively included depending on how much I wanted to copy it.
#1. How is Spain's economic situation? Very good, 0% - Good, 1.5% - Fair, 16.1% - Bad, 39.9% - Very bad, 42.3%
#4. How is Spain's political situation? Very good, 0.1% - Good, 2% - Fair, 14.4% - Bad, 31% - Very bad, 49.5%
#7A. Which are the biggest 3 problems? Unemployment (76%), corruption and fraud (42.3%), economic problems (27%), politics (23.2%)
#12. Do you agree with the sentences? "Politics has a high influence in the life of every citizen" (80.2% agree), "I understand politics" (35.6% agree)
#13. Did you belong to...? 90.2% never belonged to a political party.
#14. Did you go to a protest? 18.4% did in the last year. Strike? 8.1% did in the last year.
#15+#15a. How would you define yourself politically? [two questions combined, each asked for one ideological label, with the same set of answers in both questions] Conservative (11.1%), Liberal (16.2%), Socialdemocrat (8.7%), Socialist (18.1%), Communist (3.4%), Feminist (3.8%), Progressive (16.2%)
#18. How do you rate the PP's government? Very good, 0.5% - Good, 5.6% - Fair, 22.9% - Bad, 27.7% - Very bad, 41.2%
#19. How do you rate the PSOE's opposition? Very good, 0.2% - Good, 3.9% - Fair, 28.1% - Bad, 37.8% - Very bad, 26%
#23. Which party would you vote for? [direct intention of vote] PP, 11.7% - PSOE, 14.3% - Podemos, 17.6% - IU/ICV* - 3.7%
#25. If the lowest numbers are the left-wing and the highest are the right-wing, where do you place yourself politically? 1... 5.2%. 2... 6.3%. 3... 16%. 4... 14.7%. 5... 17.9%. 6... 7.7%. 7... 5.4%. 8... 3.9%. 9... 0.8%. 10... 1.2%.
#26. So where in the left-right spectrum would you place these parties' politics? PP, 8.24 - PSOE, 4.61. IU/ICV*, 2.67. Podemos, 2.43.
#34. How do you define yourself on religious matters? Catholicism, 67.8% - Other religions, 2.3% - No religion, 16.7% - Atheist, 10.8%.
#35. [to religious people] How often do you go to religious events? Never, 61%.
#42b. How do you define your socio-economical status? High/middle-high class, 16.9% - New middle classes, 24.2% - Old middle classes, 11.5% - Skilled 'obrero's**, 31.4% - Unskilled 'obrero's**, 13.9%.
* Former PCE/PSUC.
** Note that the word 'obrero' (someone who is very involved with manual work, e.g. a factory worker) in Spanish does not include many types of workers, in comparison to 'trabajador', which is more broad.