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30 novembre 2010
- doi: 10.3886/ICPSR07288.v2
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campaign issues citizen attitudes media influence memberships national elections national politics political awareness political participation political partisanship political party affiliation public opinion voter history NorwaySujets proches
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Stein Rokkan et al., « Norwegian Election Study, 1957 », Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, ID : 10.3886/ICPSR07288.v2
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This study, conducted in two waves, collected data from a national sample of the Norwegian electorate. Respondents were interviewed after the 1957 election. Information was gathered on the attentiveness of the respondents to the campaign, their opinions on issues in the campaign, organizational membership, political participation, partisanship, and voting history. Demographic variables include education, age, marital status, party membership, and subjective class identification. Wave 1 included 1,546 respondents, while Wave 2 included 1,406.