Political Marketing
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1. Age
 
 
 
2. Gender
      

 
 
 
3. Profession
      

 
 
 
4. Do you consider yourself to be you politically active?
      

 
 
 
5. Did you vote in the UK general elections of 2010?
(Please ignore the Go to numbers after Yes or No - Instead Go to question 6 if YES and question 8 if NO)
      

 
 
 
6. If you did vote, what motivated you to do so? 
      

 
 
 
7. Which was the political party of your choice in the general elections of 2010 in the UK?
      

 
 
 
8. If you didn't vote in the last general elections, was there a specific reason?
      

 
 
 
9. Through which media channel(s) did you mostly receive the messages from the political parties?
      
 
 
 
10. Please write down a particular message that you remember from the elections of 2010
 
 
 
11. Are you a frequent user of social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc...?
      

 
 
 
12. Independently to who you have voted for, please rank the online presence of the following parties:
  Intensive online presence Casual online appearance Barely appeared online Never appeared online
Liberal Democrats
Labour
Conservatives
 
 
 
13. Do you remember any specific political advertising through social networking websites?
      

 
 
 
14. If you do, can you describe it?
 
 
 
15. Depending on the degree of familiarity, rank these following messages:
  I definitely heard/read it I might have heard/read it Never heard/read it
A future fair for all
Change that works for you
Vote for change
 
 
 
16. Choose words from the following list to describe the presence of political campaigning on the internet:
 
 
 
17.
Choose one word that suits each candidate from the 2010 general elections best.
  Charismatic Untrustworthy Convincing Passionless Trustworthy Leader Warm Uninteresting Approachable Understanding
Nick Clegg
David Cameron
Gordon Brown
 
 
 
18. When you issue your vote, what do you expect in exchange? Please mark from most important as 1 to the least important as 7
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A close relationship with the candidate on the long term
An opportunity to be part of a political program
Changes in the community
Changes in the national policies
Changes in the foreign policies
To continue the good job that's been carried out up till today by the candidate
Simply for the candidate to do a better job than the previous politician
 
 
 
19. Do you think that any of these factors had an influence on the final results of the political campaign of 2010?
      

 
 
 
 
 

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