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Croatian Election Study 2012: Post-election public opinion survey (SUF edition) Croatian Election Study 2012: Post-election public opinion survey (SUF edition) doi:10.23669/SMQK3C Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb CROSSDACroatian Social Science Data Archive Social SciencesVOTING INTENTIONELECTORSVOTERSPARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONSPOLITICAL PARTIESPOLITICAL ATTITUDESPUBLIC OPINIONSOCIAL VALUESPOLITICAL IDEOLOGIESTRUST ElectionsPolitical behaviour and attitudes The data were collected from a representative stratified (multi-stage) sample of adult citizens (over 18 years old) of the Republic of Croatia. The sample comprises 1002 people and was collected using the F2F method between 10.1 and 20.1. in 2012. The goal was to collect data on citizens' voting behavior and political attitudes after the 2011 parliamentary elections in Croatia (post-election survey). 2012-01-102012-01-20 Croatia Individual Individuals older than 18 years. Numeric Cross-section <p>Probability: Stratified: Proportional</p> <p>The total number of starting points is 118. Two-dimensional stratification was carried out according to the following two characteristics: a) 6 regions (Zagreb and its surroundings, Northern Croatia, Slavonia, Lika and Banovina, Istria Primorje and Gorski Kotar, Dalmatia) b) settlement size (up to 2000 inhabitants, 2001-10,000 inhabitants, 10,001 to 80,000 inhabitants and more than 80,000 inhabitants).</p> <p>First stage: Selection of settlements according to the PPS (probability proportional to size) method, when the probability of choosing a unit is proportional to the size of the settlement (which is defined according to the number of inhabitants over 18 years old). Also, the largest cities in all regions are necessarily included in the sample.</p> <p>Second stage: Random selection of households as secondary selection units based on a random starting points and random walk methods.</p> <p>Third stage: Random selection of an individual (as the final selection unit), within the household, according to predetermined quotas.</p> Face-to-face interview Structured questionnaire Henjak, A. (2017). Institutional Trust and Democracy Satisfaction in Croatia: Partisanship- Versus Outcome-Driven Evaluations. <em>Hrvatska i komparativna javna uprava, 17</em>(3), 343-363. 10.31297/hkju.17.3.1 Blanuša, N. (2015). Drugi svjetski rat kao transgeneracijska trauma: sablasti prošlosti među mladima u Hrvatskoj. U: (ur.) V. Ilišin, A. Gvozdanović i D. Potočnik, <em>Demokratski potencijali mladih u Hrvatskoj</em> (str. 125–145). Zagreb: Institut za društvena istraživanja u Zagrebu, Centar za demokraciju i pravo Miko Tripalo. Blanuša, N. i Bovan, K. (2015). Political Cynicism and Kynicism of Croatian Citizens. Profiles of Political Thinking and Behavior. <em>European Quarterly of Political Attitudes and Mentalities, 4</em>(3), 1-29. https://data.crossda.hr/oai doi:10.23669/SMQK3C 2024-07-18T02:00:02Z ddi:codebook:2_5