Election, parties

Details: Author: Jan Červenka; Category: Election, parties; Created: 23 May 2002

Current results show that nearly two thirds of respondents (63%) take a critical view of how parties behave, of which 41% generally dislike the behaviour of parties and 22% say that the situation makes them disgusted. On the other hand, 26% of those polled are critical of some parties only and 2% of respondents express general satisfaction with how political parties behave. Compared to this January, there was a slight drop in generally critical assessments and an increase in the percentage of those respondents who are critical of some parties only.

Details: Author: Alice Glasová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 21 May 2002

In late April, a half of the electorate was determined which party to vote for, whereas roughly a quarter admitted they might change their mind. 17% said they were unlikely to vote and almost a tenth does not know. Compared to the last survey, conducted in late March and early April, the percentage of the decided voters increased by 6 points, while the number of the undecided decreased.

Details: Author: Alice Glasová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 20 May 2002

In the opinion of about 40% of respondents, the KSCM continues to be the most unacceptable party for our citizens. A fifth up to a fourth would never vote the ODS. The SPR-RSC is considered unacceptable by roughly a tenth of respondents.

Details: Author: Jan Červenka; Category: Election, parties; Created: 15 May 2002

The public is of the opinion that the ODS and the CSSD are two undisputed champions in the election, with the former being closer to victory. Somewhat fewer respondents believed in the success of the Coalition. It is widely believed that the election will not result in a change in the current state of affairs.

Details: Author: Daniel Kunštát; Category: Election, parties; Created: 09 May 2002

During 22 – 29 April 2002, the Public Opinion Research Centre conducted a regular monthly survey of what the Czech public thinks. This was part of the ‘Our society 2002’ survey and the respondents were selected on a quota basis. A total of 953 persons eligible to vote expressed their opinions on party preferences.

Details: Author: Daniel Kunštát; Category: Election, parties; Created: 09 May 2002

Data show that the CSSD makes the best impression. It is most frequently perceived as a party that is trustworthy (40%) and beneficial to the country (45%), and less frequently as a party that is only interested in coming to power (57%). Almost a third of those polled hold the view that the ODS and the KDU-CSL are trustworthy and beneficial to the country. They, however, disagree on the third...

Details: Author: Alice Glasová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 07 May 2002

Details: Author: Alice Glasová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 03 May 2002

In late March and early April, 70% of those surveyed having the right to vote would participate in the June election. 44% of voters are clearly determined whom to vote for, 23% may still change their mind and 18% have not decided yet whom to support.

Details: Author: Alice Glasová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 25 April 2002

Our citizens perceive the KSCM as the most unacceptable party (39%). A fourth would never vote for the ODS, while a tenth would never vote for the SPR-RSC.

Details: Author: Iva Chludilová; Category: Election, parties; Created: 23 April 2002

60% of respondents read at least sometimes about politics in newspapers (a total of ‘often’ and ‘sometimes’ answers), whereas 11% do not. At least a half of respondents at least sometimes discuss politics with friends but 74% of those polled never persuade their friends to adopt the same opinion. Almost 80% of respondents get ‘hardly ever’ or ‘never’ involved in solving public problems.

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Citizens on political parties

The stability of voter preferences

A party I would never vote for

Public opinion on the coming election

Party preferences in late April 2002

Shifts in voter support

Public opinion on major political parties

Participation in the June election to the Chamber of Deputies and the stability of voter preferences

A party I would never vote for

The level of public interest