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TEDS Table of Project lists > TEDS2010C > The Survey of Taipei City Mayoral Election in 2010 (Retest)
Classification Questionnaire :
Politics and Media
Social Context
Political Efficacy
Voting Participation and Electoral Process
Relationship between City Government and Council
Issues concerning the newly formed direct municipalities
Economic Evaluation
Voting Participation
Taiwanese, Chinese Identification
Position on Unification and Independence
Party Identification
Personal Data
1. Different people have different opinions about voting. Some people think that voting is a responsibility, and you should vote even if you don't like any of the candidates or parties. Other people think that it is all right to vote or not to vote, and
Values Categories n percentage
1 voting is a responsibility 171 75.3%
2 all right either to vote or not to vote 55 24.2%
95 refuse to answer 0 0%
96 it depends 0 0%
97 no opinion 1 0.4%
98 don't know 0 0%
99 skip 0 0%
Frequency : 227 100%
2. Do you believe very strongly, somewhat strongly, or only a little that voting is a responsibility?
Values Categories n percentage
1 very strongly 72 31.7%
2 somewhat strongly 79 34.8%
3 only a little 18 7.9%
95 refuse to answer 0 0%
96 it depends 1 0.4%
97 no opinion 0 0%
98 don't know 1 0.4%
99 skip 56 24.7%
Frequency : 227 100%
3. How about your parents? Do they believe that voting is a responsibility or that it is all right either to vote or not to vote?
Values Categories n percentage
1 voting is a responsibility 121 53.3%
2 all right either to vote or not to vote 60 26.4%
3 parents have different opinion 0 0%
4 for the party 0 0%
95 refuse to answer 0 0%
96 it depends 0 0%
97 no opinion 0 0%
98 don't know 46 20.3%
99 skip 0 0%
Frequency : 227 100%
4. When you were growing up, did your parents tell you that voting is a responsibility?
Values Categories n percentage
1 yes 85 37.4%
2 no 140 61.7%
91 forgot 2 0.9%
95 refuse to answer 0 0%
99 skip 0 0%
Frequency : 227 100%
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