Etudes électorales suisses (Selects) 2015, Selects 2015 Panel / Rolling cross-section study

Suisse, 2011

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ch.sidos.ddi.f.828.12447

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Lutz, Georg (Leit.), Pekari, Nicolas

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Most important problem in Switzerland 2nd mention (f12730c)

Data file: 828_Selects2015_PanelRCS_Data_v1.1

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Valid: 9334

Invalid: 1739

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Width: 3

Range: -

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Literal question

Et quel est le deuxième problème politique le plus important en Suisse?

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1	AHV	273	2.5%
2	Other old age provisions	121	1.1%
3	Unemployment	196	1.8%
4	Poverty	33	0.3%
5	Asylum seekers, asylum policy	461	4.2%
6	Foreigners, immigration policy	995	9%
7	Drugs, addictions	9	0.1%
8	EU, Europe	656	5.9%
9	Extremism	8	0.1%
10	Finances	235	2.1%
11	Refugees	329	3%
12	Xenophobia, racism	50	0.5%
13	Health system	261	2.4%
14	Globalisation	5	0%
15	Youth unemployement	36	0.3%
16	Integration of immigrants	72	0.7%
17	Climate	33	0.3%
18	Consociationalism	6	0.1%
19	Health insurance	40	0.4%
20	Crime	27	0.2%
21	Neutrality	15	0.1%
22	Politicians	98	0.9%
23	Political style	58	0.5%
24	Political system	102	0.9%
25	Popular initiatives	42	0.4%
27	Party polarisation	53	0.5%
28	Security	72	0.7%
29	Social security	31	0.3%
30	Social inequalities	72	0.7%
31	Taxes	159	1.4%
32	Finances between different levels of government	0	0%
33	Environment	317	2.9%
34	Economic development	38	0.3%
35	Medias, Billag	29	0.3%
36	Renewable energies	66	0.6%
37	Economic/financial crisis	15	0.1%
38	Overvaluation of Swiss franc	717	6.5%
39	Nuclear energy	52	0.5%
40	Transportation, Traffic	198	1.8%
41	Banks, banking crisis	48	0.4%
42	Lobbying, money in politics	67	0.6%
43	Urban sprawl, overconstruction	92	0.8%
44	Bilateral agreements EU	227	2.1%
45	Economy, economic policy	333	3%
46	Education	205	1.9%
47	Social policy, welfare state	247	2.2%
48	Family policy, upbringing	93	0.8%
49	Labor market, workplace security	250	2.3%
50	Difference between rich and poor, income inequality	159	1.4%
51	Fear, politics of fear	14	0.1%
52	Labour market for 50+	24	0.2%
53	Impoverishment/loss of the middle class	30	0.3%
54	Vandalism, violence	3	0%
55	Speeders	5	0%
56	Terrorism	17	0.2%
57	2nd Gothard tunnel	19	0.2%
58	Future	9	0.1%
60	Overpopulation	83	0.7%
61	Energy, energy policy	131	1.2%
62	Cross-border commuters	52	0.5%
63	SVP, politics of fear	43	0.4%
64	Gender equality	34	0.3%
65	Lack of cohesion in society	21	0.2%
66	National cohesion, regions, language	61	0.6%
67	Lack of tolerance, discrimination	16	0.1%
68	Society in general	24	0.2%
69	Foreign policy, relations with other countries	100	0.9%
70	Housing, excessive costs of housing	97	0.9%
71	Agricultural policy, farmers	23	0.2%
73	Army	63	0.6%
74	Aging population, demographics	58	0.5%
75	Bureaucracy	51	0.5%
78	Bank secrecy	29	0.3%
79	Respect, honesty, loss of values	46	0.4%
80	Rise of the far right	19	0.2%
81	Lack of kindergardens	4	0%
82	Invalidity insurance	9	0.1%
84	Independece, autonomy	23	0.2%
85	Rising prices, purchasing power	48	0.4%
86	Initiatives not respected, applied too slowly	63	0.6%
90	Popular vote against mass immigration	83	0.7%
92	Low political interest and participation	56	0.5%
93	Penal system, justice	29	0.3%
94	Open borders, free movement of people	87	0.8%
95	Excessive salaries, 'rip-off'	14	0.1%
96	Other	128	1.2%
97	No problems, things should stay as they are	17	0.2%
98	Don't know	311	2.8%
99	No answer	1428	12.9%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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