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AUTNES Rolling-Cross-Section Panel Study 2013 (SUF edition) AUTNES Rolling-Cross-Section Panel Study 2013 (SUF edition) doi:10.11587/2EFFLYZA585710.4232/1.1263110.4232/1.11950 Kritzinger, Sylvia Johann, David Aichholzer, Julian Glinitzer, Konstantin Glantschnigg, Christian Oberluggauer, Patricia Thomas, Kathrin Wagner, Markus Zeglovits, Eva S10902-G11 AUSSDAThe Austrian Social Science Data Archive Political partiesPolitical attitudesPolitical behaviour Political behaviour and attitudesGovernment, political systems and organisationsElections Full edition for scientific use. This dataset contains political preferences of Austrian citizens eligible to vote (age 16 and older) before (wave 1) and after (waves 2 and 3) the national parliamentary election on 29.9.2013. Telephone interviews (CATI) were conducted in the periods 5.8. – 27.9.2013 (wave 1), 1.10. – 4.11.2013 (wave 2) and 14.8. – 20.10.2015 (wave 3). The first wave is based on a rolling-cross-section design. For wave 1, 4011 respondents were randomly sampled and re-interviewed in wave 2 (n = 2607) and wave 3 (n = 1223). Important variables are, among others, the most important political issues concerning the upcoming national electoral campaign and which party is most qualified to deal with them; party closeness and party identification; self- and party-placements on a left-right scale; a like-dislike-scale for parties and selected front-running politicians; probability of participating in the election and vote choice; contact with politicians and parties; coalition preferences; media usage and ways of seeking political information; and preferences on issues such as the financial and euro crisis, school, combating unemployment and corruption, immigration policy, and housing. Additional variables capture demographics, weights, and interview ratings. 2013-08-052015-10-20 Austria Individual Austrian citizens eligible to vote (age 16 and older) Numeric Longitudinal: Panel Probability: Stratified: Proportional Telephone interview: CATI Structured questionnaire For more Information please visit AUSSDA's web page https://data.aussda.at/oai doi:10.11587/2EFFLY 2023-06-01T10:51:50Z ddi:codebook:2_5