European Election Study 1994 - EES'94

While the main wave is the postelectoral survey, the other three interviews have partially overlapping contents. Some of the questions have been included in two, a few in three or all four of the interviews. Voting behaviour and vote intention in the European Election 1994 / European Election campaign / issues: salience, party competence, perceived and preferred level to solve problems / voting behaviour and vote intention in national elections / probability to vote a party / parties, unions, churches / ideological position: left-right self placement, closest political belief, value orientation / political interest, and communications / satisfaction with democracy on different levels /cognition of the European Union and its institutions / European and-or national policy fields / national and European identification / attitudes towards the European Union and its institutions / attitudes towards inhabitants of member states of the European Union / approval to and membership in particular movements / social background and personal outlook of the respondents.

Background variables: basic characteristics/ residence/ household characteristics/ occupation/ employment/ income/ capital assets/ education/ politics/ religion/ readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure/ organizational membership.