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Data Entry Clerk Number
Interviewer's number
Household back-checked?
Province or region
District
County
Sub county
Parish
AB Assigned EA Number
Urban or Rural Primary Sampling Unit
Town/Village
EA-SVC-A. Electricity grid in the PSU/EA
EA-SVC-B. Piped water system in the PSU/EA
EA-SVC-C. Sewage system in the PSU/EA
EA-SVC-D. Cell phone service in the PSU/EA
EA-FAC-A. Post office in the PSU/EA
EA-FAC-B. School in the PSU/EA
EA-FAC-C. Police station in the PSU/EA
EA-FAC-D. Health Clinic in the PSU/EA
EA-FAC-E. Market stalls in the PSU/EA
EA-SEC-A. Police in the PSU/EA
EA-SEC-B. Soldiers/army in the PSU/EA
EA-ROAD. Tarred/ paved road
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 1
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 2
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 3
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 4
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 5
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 6
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 7
Previous interview, gender
Current interview, gender
Number of adult women/men in household
Date of Interview
Time interview started
Time interview ended
Length of interview
Number of calls
Q1. Age
Q2. Language of respondent
Q2other. Language of respondent (verbatim)
Q3a. How would you describe the present economic condition
Q3b. Your present living conditions
Q4. Direction of the country, would you say that the country is
Q5a. How often have you gone without enough food to eat
Q5b. How often have you gone without enough water for home use
Q5c. How often have you gone without medical care
Q5d. How often have you gone without enough fuel to cook your food
Q5e. How often have you gone without cash income
Q6. Interest in public affairs
Q7. Discuss politics
Q8a. Radio news
Q8b. Television news
Q8c. Newspaper news
Q9a. Freedom to say what you think
Q9b. Freedom to join any political organizations
Q9c. Freedom to choose who to vote for without feeling pressured
Q9d. Freedom to hold a political rally
Q10a. Member of religious group
Q10b. Member of a political party
Q10c. Member of a farmers association
Q10d. Member of a professional or business association
Q10e. Member of a local development group
Q10f. Member of a cultural group
Q10g. Member of a some voluntary or community group
Q11a. Discussed how and who to vote for in a religious group
Q11b. Discussed how and who to vote for in a political party
Q11c. Discussed how and who to vote for in a farmers association
Q11d. Discussed how and who to vote for in a professional or business association
Q11e. Discussed how and who to vote for in a local development group
Q11f. Discussed how and who to vote for in a cultural group
Q11g. Discussed how and who to vote for in a some voluntary or community group
Q12a. Attend a community meeting
Q12b. Join others to raise an issue
Q12c. Attend a demonstration or protest march
Q12d. Attended a voter education meeting
Q12e. Got together with others to discuss who to vote for
Q12f. Attended an election rally
Q12g. Worked to get a candidate or party elected
Q12h. Participated in a political party primary
Q12i. Reported a campaign malpractice or incident
Q12j. Called into a radio or TV talk show to discuss an election related issue
Q13a. Only one political party is allowed to stand for election and hold office
Q13b. The ary comes in to gorvern the country
Q13c. Elections and the parliament are abolished so that the president can decide everything
Q14. Which statement is closest to your own opinion
Q15. We choose our leaders through elections vs. should adopt other methods
Q16. Political parties create division and confusion vs. many political parties are needed
Q17. Opposition parties examine government and criticize policies and actions vs. concentrate on cooperating with government and helping it develop the country
Q18. Presidential two term limit vs. no term limits
Q19a. Most important
Q19b. Next most important
Q20. Extent of democracy in Uganda today
Q21. Satisfaction with democracy
Q22a. How often party competition leads to conflict
Q22b. How often president ignores laws
Q22c. How often people treated unequally
Q22d. How often officials unpunished
Q22e. How often ordinary people unpunished
Q23. How often do people have to be careful of what they say about politics
Q24a. Trust president
Q24b. Trust parliament
Q24c. Trust electoral commission of Uganda
Q24d. Trust your elected local government council
Q24e. Trust the ruling party, that is, the NRM
Q24f. Trust opposition political parties
Q24g. Trust police
Q24h. Trust courts of law
Q24i. Trust religious groups
Q24j. Trust private newspapers and radio stations
Q24k. Trust government newspapers and radio stations
Q24l. Trust domestic civil society organizations involved in elections observation and monitoring efforts
Q25a. Corruption: office of the Presidency
Q25b. Corruption: Members of Parliament
Q25c. Corruption: local government councilors
Q25d. Corruption: government officials
Q25e. Corruption: police
Q25f. Corruption: tax officials
Q25g. Corruption: judges and magistrates
Q25h. Corruption: cabinet ministers
Q26. Prefer candidate who can deliver goods and services to people vs. candidate who can make polices that benefit everyone in our country
Q27a. Most important problems: 1st response
Q27b. Most important problems: 2nd response
Q27pt2other. MIP - 2nd response (verbatim other)
Q27c. Most important problems: 3rd response
Q27pt3other. MIP - 3rd response (verbatim other)
Q28a.Handling managing the economy
Q28b. Handling improving living standards of the poor
Q28c.Handling creating jobs
Q28d. Handling keeping prices down
Q28e. Handling narrowing income gaps
Q28f. Handling reducing crime
Q28g. Handling improving basic health services
Q28h. Handling addressing educational needs
Q28i. Handling providing water and sanitation services
Q28j. Handling ensuring enough to eat
Q28k. Handling fighting corruption
Q28l. Handling combating HIV/AIDS
Q28m. Handling maintaining roads and bridges
Q28n. Handling providing reliable electric supply
Q28o. Handling protecting rivers and forests
Q28p. Handling empowering women
Q29a. Quality of electricity supply
Q29b. Quality of public roads
Q29c. Quality of Public health and medical facilities
Q29d. Quality of Universal primary education
Q29e. Quality of safety from crime and violence
Q30a. Quality of electricity supply gotten worse or better
Q30b. Quality of public roads gotten worse or better
Q30c. Quality of Public health and medical facilities gotten worse or better
Q30d. Quality of Universal primary education gotten worse or better
Q30e. Quality of safety from crime and violence gotten worse or better
Q31a. Performance: President Yoweri Museveni
Q31b. Performance: Member of parliament
Q31c. Performance: local council III chairperson
Q31d. Performance: local council V chairperson
Q31e. Performance: chairman of the electrol commission
Q32a. How well do elections ensure that the members if parliament reflect the views of voters
Q32b. How well do elections enable voters to remove from office leaders who do not do what the people what
Q33. No matter how you vote, it won't make things any better in the future Vs the way you vote could make things better in the future
Q34a How often do political parties and candidates ignore elections laws
Q34b. How often do political parties or candidates buy votes
Q34c. How often do political parties or candidates use violence
Q34d. How often do election officials commit election crimes
Q34e. Do political parties and candidates make promises simply to get elected
Q34f. How often do political parties and candidates keep their campaign promises after elections
Q35a How likely: that political parties and candidates who commit election crimes will be punished
Q35b.How likely: that elections officials who commit election crimes will be punished
Q36 Do you feel close to a particular political party?
Q37. Which party
Q38a. How interested: the president
Q38b. How interested: members of parliament
Q38c. How interested: district chairpersons and LC V councillors
Q38d. How interested: subcounty and municipal chairpersons and councillors
Q39. How well prepared is the electrol commission of Uganda for the 2011 elections
Q40. Are existing electrol laws sufficient to ensure clean,free and democratic elections
Q41. The electrol commission of Uganda performs its duties as a neutral body guided only by law vs. makes decisions that favour particular people, parties or interests
Q42. The Ugandan security forces perfom their duties in an impartial and neutral manner vs. The Ugandan security forces favour particular candidates and parties
Q43. As head of state, president Museveni has the right to use government resources and programs in his campaigns vs. President Museveni should not use government resources in his campaign because it gives him unfair advantage over other candidates
Q44. Organization of the 2011 presidential and parliamentary elections will be better or worse than the 2006 elections
Q45a. How much information: family members
Q45b. How much information: friends,neighbours or co-workers
Q45c. How much information: community meetings
Q45d1. How much information: political party officials, party meetings or rallies
Q45d2. How much information: chiefs or elders
Q45e. How much information: religious leaders or religious gatherings
Q45f. How much information: civic educators
Q45g. How much information: posters or pamphets
Q45h. How much information: newspapers
Q45i. How much information: radio
Q45j. How much information: television
Q45k. How much information: the internet
Q45l. How much information: the candidates
Q45m. Public opinin polls
Q46. Think that the media has given fair coverage to all the political parties and candidates during the election campaign, or has media coverage been biased against certain candidates or parties
Q47. How free and fair do you expect the forthcoming 2011 election to be
Q48a. The availability of information about all candidates and parties
Q48b. Equal treatment of all candidates and parties by election officials and law enforcement angencies
Q48c. Equal access of all candidates and parties to the media
Q48d. The ability of all candidates and parties to hold rallies
Q48e. The amount of money and resources available to all candidates and parties
Q48f. How free and fair do you expect the election to be in terms of the counting and reporting of results
Q49. How free do you think you will be to vote for the candidate and parties of your choice in the upcoming national elections
Q50pt1. Single most important thing that could be done for next elections - first mention
Q50_pt1_other Other single most important thing that could be done for next elections to be free and fair (1st other mention).
Q50pt2. Single most important thing that could be done for next elections - second mention
Q50_pt2_other Other single most important thing that could be done for next elections to be free and fair (2nd other mention).
Q51. During the present election campaigns for the 2011 elections, how often has a candidate or someone from a political party offered you something in return for your vote
Q52. What did they offer
Q53a1. Which party or parties made the offer: 1st response
Q53a2:Other party that made offer
Q53b1. Which party or parties made the offer: 2nd response
Q53c1. Which party or parties made the offer: 3rd response
Q54a. A candidate or party official to offer money in return for a vote
Q54b. A voter to accept money in return for his or her vote
Q55. If candidate or party official offered you money you would
Q56. Other community, If candidate or party official offered you money you would
Q57. How much money, on average would people recieve in return for selling their vote in the 2011 elections
Q58a. Think about political party: The Conservative Party (CP)
Q58b. Think about political party: The democratic party (DP)
Q58c. Think about political party: Forum for Democratic Changa (FDC)
Q58d. Think about political party: The justice Forum (JEEMA)
Q58e. Think about political party: National Resistance Movement
Q58f. Think about political party: People's Development Party (PDP)
Q58g. Think about political party: People's Progressive Party (PPP)
Q58h. Think about political party: The Social Democratic Party (SDP)
Q58i. Think about political party: Ugaanda Federal Alliance (UFA)
Q58j. Think about political party: Uganda People's Congress (UPC)
Q58k. Think about political party: Inter Party Coalition (IPC)
Q59a. In deciding which party you like most: the past governing experience of the party
Q59b. In deciding which party you like most: the polices the party promises to implement
Q59c. In deciding which party you like most: the ethnic or regional origin of the party's leader
Q59d. In deciding which party you like most: the party leader's background in the military
Q59e. In deciding which party you like most: the personal intergrity of the party's leader
Q59f. In deciding which party you like most: the leadership skills of the party's leader
Q59g. In deciding which party you like most: the campaign rewards distributed by the party's candidates
Q59h. In deciding which party you like most: the services delivered by the present government
Q59i. In deciding which party you like most: the party's chances of winning
Q59j. In deciding which party you like most: the quality of the other parties
Q59k. In deciding which party you like most: Is there anything else you consider
Q60a. In deciding which party you most dislike: the past governing experience of the party
Q60b. In deciding which party you most dislike: the party's poor or unrealistic policies
Q60c. In deciding which party you most dislike: the ethnic or regional origin of the party's leader
Q60d. In deciding which party you most dislike: the party leader's background in the military
Q60e. In deciding which party you most dislike: the party leader's perceived association with corruption
Q60f. In deciding which party you most dislike: the leadership skills of the party's leader
Q60g. In deciding which party you most dislike: the party's perceived tribalism
Q60h. In deciding which party you most dislike: Is there anything else you consider
Q61. How much do you personally fear becoming a victim of political intimidation or violence
Q62. How likely do you think it is that powerful people can find out how you voted even though by the law there is a secret ballot in this county
Q63a. Threatened negative consequences, in your neighbourhood or village: during the 2006 elections
Q63b. Threatened negative consequences, in your neighbourhood or village: during the current campaign for the 2011 elections
Q64 Kind of consequences: neighbpurhood or village
Q65a. Threatened negative consequences to you: during the 2006 elections
Q65b. Threatened negative consequences to you: during the current campaign for the 2011 elections
Q66. Kind of consequences: personal
Q66other. Consequences
Q67. Ongoing elections campaign, performance of police in maintaining a secure environment for the elections
Q68. In regulating public demostrations and campaign rallies, how fairly are the police playing their role
Q69a1 How likely is it, that districts that do not vote for the winning party will be penalized by receiving fewer government programs and resource
Q69a. How likely is it, that there will be violence during the elections
Q69b. How likely is it, that losers will refuse to accept the official election results
Q69c. How likely is it, that there will be violence after the announcement of election results
Q69d. How likely is it, that the security agencies will be able to prevent large-scale outbreaks of violence
Q70A. Likelyhood of violence
Q70b. Likely hood that security forces would remain neutral and refrain from supporting a particular side: police
Q70c. Likely hood that security forces would remain neutral and refrain from supporting a particular side: the army
Q71. Statement best describes what you will do in the upcoming elections in 2011
Q72. Important to you when deciding how to vote for president
Q73. Important to you when deciding how to vote for your member of parliament
Q74. Aware of the "Honour your vote campaign"
Q75. Watched, listened to or attended any of the "Face the citzens" debates
Q76. Which party's candidate would you vote for as president
Q77. Which party's candidate would you vote for in the parliamentary election
Q77 other
Q78 The opposition has resentaed a convicing alternative vision and plan for Uganda vs. the opposition has not shown that it has the plans to solve the country's problems
Q79. Changed plans about who you will vote for in the presidential elections since the campaign stated
Q80. Tribe
Q80.other Tribe
Q81. Ethnic group treated unfairly
Q82. Ethnic or national identity
Q83a. Trust relatives
Q83b. Trust other people you know
Q83c. Trust other Ugandans
Q84a. How often use a mobile phone
Q84b. How often use a computer
Q84c. How often use the internet
Q84d. How often travel 10 km or more
Q85. Highest level of education
Q86 Religion
Q87a. Own radio
Q87b. Own television
Q87c. Own motor vehicle, car or motorcycle
Q88. Donor influence over campaigns and elections
Q89a.Donors should put pressure on the Ugandan government to ensure that the campaigns and election processes are free and fair vs. campaigns and elections processes are domestic affairs and the donors should not interfere
Q89b. Are in favour of all parts of the bill
Q89c_president. If passsed, would change who you vote in the forthcoming elections for: president
Q89c_parliament. If passsed, would change who you vote in the forthcoming elections for: parliament
Q90. Perceived survey sponsor
Q90. Gender of respondent
Q91. Race of respondent
Q92. Language of interview
Q92. Other Language of interview
Q93. Others present
Q94a. Check with others
Q94b. Influence by others
Q94c. Approached by community/party representatives
Q94d. Feel threatened
Q94e. Physically threatened
Q95. Proportion difficulty answering
Q96a. Trouble answering - first response
Q96b. Trouble answering - second response
Q96c. Trouble answering - third response
Q97a. Respondent friendly
Q97b. Respondent interested
Q97c. Respondent cooperative
Q97d. Respondent patient
Q97e. Respondent at ease
Q97f. Respondent honest
Q98. Interviewer's name
Q99. Interviewer's number
Q100. Interviewer's age
Q101. Interviewer's gender
Q102. Interviewer rural or urban
Q103. Interviewer's home language
Q103other
Q104. Interviewer's education
Q105. Interviewer's comment
Q107. Supervisor's comment