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Title:	Svensk valundersökning 1985
Keywords:	developing countries utvecklingsland elections val mass media massmedia occupations yrken participation deltagande politics politik public sector offentlig sektor religion religion social mobility social rörlighet ethics etik energy energi parliamentary elections riksdagsval political interest politiskt intresse political behaviour politiskt beteende taxation beskattning political allegiance politisk anhängare political participation politiskt deltagande internal politics inrikespolitik political parties politiska partier illegal drugs illegal drog electoral issues valfrågor trade unions fackföreningar organizations organisationer political attitudes politiska åsikter trust in government förtroende för regeringen minority groups minoritetsgrupp political party policies politiska partiers politik
Publisher:	Swedish National Data Service Svensk nationell datatjänst
Description:	The Swedish election study 1985 was carried out in connection with the general election on September 17. Many of the questions are replications of questions asked in previous election studies. The respondent were asked about newspaper reading habits, i.e. what newspaper the respondent reads, how many days a week, which political party the newspaper supports, and interest in articles about national, local and international politics. There were also questions about the newsprograms in radio and television. The respondent had to name the most important issues in influencing vote and what issues she/he considered as the most important in the nearest future. There were also a number of questions on the opinions of the parties regarding: employment, environment, wage-earners´ investment fund, taxes, the Swedish economy, foreign affairs and security policy, social safety, and child care. Furthermore the respondent was asked to give marks from -5 to +5 to political parties, party leaders, and different formations of government during the last decade. Different issues to give own opinion on and parties´ position on: nuclear power, wage-earners´ investment fund, public sector, VAT on food, sickness benefit, and child care allowance. Purpose: Explain why people vote as they do and why an election ends in a particular way. Track and follow trends in the Swedish electoral democracy and make comparisons with other countries. The Swedish election study 1985 was carried out in connection with the general election on September 17. Many of the questions are replications of questions asked in previous election studies. The respondent were asked about newspaper reading habits, i.e. what newspaper the respondent reads, how many days a week, which political party the newspaper supports, and interest in articles about national, local and international politics. There were also questions about the newsprograms in radio and television. The respondent had to name the most important issues in influencing vote and what issues she/he considered as the most important in the nearest future. There were also a number of questions on the opinions of the parties regarding: employment, environment, wage-earners´ investment fund, taxes, the Swedish economy, foreign affairs and security policy, social safety, and child care. Furthermore the respondent was asked to give marks from -5 to +5 to political parties, party leaders, and different formations of government during the last decade. Different issues to give own opinion on and parties´ position on: nuclear power, wage-earners´ investment fund, public sector, VAT on food, sickness benefit, and child care allowance. Syfte: Förklara varför väljare röstar som de gör och varför val slutar som de gör. Spåra och följa trender i svensk valdemokrati och göra jämförelser med utvecklingen i andra länder.
URI:	https://t2-4.bsc.es/jspui/handle/123456789/68043 https://t2-4.bsc.es/jspui/handle/123456789/68043
Other Identifiers:	SND 0217 https://doi.org/10.5878/000132 https://doi.org/10.5878/000132
Appears in Collections:	Cessda

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