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PARLEMETER 2017
STUDY - Public Opinion Monitoring SeriesDirectorate-General for CommunicationPublic Opinion Monitoring UnitOctober 2017 - PE 608.758
A STRONGER VOICECITIZENS’ VIEWS ON PARLIAMENT AND THE EU
PART III:SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC ANNEX
PARLEIVIETER 2017A STRONGER VOICECITIZENS’ VIEWS ON PARLIAMENT AND THE EU
PART III:SOHO-DEMOGRAPHIC ANNEX
STUDY - Public Opinion Monitoring SeriesDirectorate—General for CommunicationPublic Opiniooooo itoring UnitOctober 2017 — PE 608.758
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Interest in European affairs .............................................................................................. 5
Media recall ....................................................................................................................... 6
Use of Media — Television ................................................................................................. 7
Use of Media — Radio ....................................................................................................... 8
Use of Media— Written Press............................................................................................. 9
Use of Media — Internet .................................................................................................. 10
Use of Media— Social Networks ...................................................................................... 11
Sources for information on European political matters ................................................ 12
Sources for information on national political matters .................................................. 13
Trust in Media Sources ................................................................................................... 14
Image of the European Parliament ................................................................................ 17
Role of the European Parliament ................................................................................... 18
Priority policies ............................................................................................................... 19
Values to defend ............................................................................................................ 22
Membership in the EU .................................................................................................... 23
Benefits from Membership ............................................................................................. 24
Reasons for benefit ......................................................................................................... 25
EU protection from threats............................................................................................. 26
EU achievements to preserve ......................................................................................... 29
Interest in the European elections ................................................................................ 32
Importance of voting in European elections ................................................................. 33
Importance of voting in National elections ................................................................... 34
Reasons to vote in the European elections ................................................................... 35
Reasons not to vote in the European elections ............................................................. 38
My voice counts in the EU .............................................................................................. 41
My voice counts in my country ...................................................................................... 42
Things are going in the right/wrong direction in my country ...................................... 43
Things are going in the right/wrong direction in the EU .............................................. 44
Overview socio-demographic variables
Gender D10 — Gender
Age
Education (End of)
Socio-professional category
Difficulties paying bills
My voice counts in the EU
Image of the EU
Life conditions in 5 years
Media Use Index
D11 - How old are you?
D8 - How old were you when you stopped full-time education?
D15a - What is your current occupation?
D60 - During the last twelve months, would you say you haddifficulties to pay your bills at the end of the month...?
D72.1 - Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree witheach of the following statements - My voice counts in the EU
D78 - In general, does the EU conjure up for you a very positive,fairly positive, neutral, fairly negative or very negative image?
D79 - In your opinion, in five years' time, do you think that yourlife conditions will be better, worse, or the same than today?
This index is calculated based on the answers given in questionQA3:
Could you tell me to what extent you...?Watch television (on a TV set or via the Internet)Listen to the radioRead the written pressUse the InternetUse online social networks
For each answer to the items, points from O to 7 were awarded.The overall sum of these points was then calculated.
1. Interest in European affairsQA1 Would you say that you are very interested, fairly interested, not very interested or not at all interested in
European affairs?(% - EU)
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Man 18 44 25 12 62 37Woman 11 42 29 | 17 | 53 46HH'
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55 + 15 42 26 16 57 42
E} Education (End of)15— 8 3O 34 27 38 6116—1 9 12 42 3O 15 54 4520+ 22 52 19 7 74 26Still studying 14 45 27 13 59 4O
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Most ofthe time 8 31 32 28 39 60From timetotime 9 39 33 18 48 51Almost never/ Never 17 47 24 11 64 35
My voice counts in the EUAgree 22 53 19 6 75 25Disagree 8 35 35 22 43 57
Positive 23 53 17 7 76 24Neutral 7 38 37 17 45 54Negative 1O 32 31 27 42 58
Better 17 47 25 11 64 36Worse 1O 38 33 18 48 51Same 15 44 26 14 59 40
Media use index
Very high 18 49 24 9 67 33High 12 41 3O 16 53 46Poor 5 28 32 34 33 66None 2 24 41 3O 26 71
2. Media recall
QA2 Have you recently read in the press, seen on theInternet or on television or heard on the radiosomething about the European Parliament?(% - EU)
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Man 64 35Woman 56 43
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25—39 58 4040—54 63 3655 + 62 37
15- 50 4916—1 9 59 4020+ 69 30Still studying 51 47
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Most ofthe time 45 53From time to time 50 49Almost never/ Never 65 34
Agree 68 31Disagree 53 46
Image ofthe EUPositive 70 29Neutral 51 47Negative 52 47
Better 62 37Worse 52 47Same 62 37
Very high 67 32High 56 42Poor 4O 59None 23 76
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QA3.1 Could you tell me to what extent you. ..?Watch television (on a TV set or via the Internet) (% - EU)
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My voice counts in the EUAgree 79 12 3 1 2 3 94Disagree 83 9 2 1 2 3 94
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4. Use of Media — RadioQA3.2 Could you tell me to what extent you. . .?
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6. Use of Media — InternetQA3.4 Could you tell me to what extent you...?
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8. Sources for information on European political mattersQA4a Where do you get most ofyour news on European political matters?
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Self-employedManagersOther white collarsManual workersHouse personsUnemployedRetiredStudents 9
Most ofthe time 60 5 7 11 6 10From time to time 59 7 12 6 8Almost never/ Never 52 12 9 17 5 5
My voice counts in the EUAgree 51 13 1O 17 6 3Disagree 58 7 7 14 5 9
Positive 52 13 9 17 6 3Neutral 57 7 8 14 5 8Negative 55 9 7 14 5 9
Better 44 9 9 24 9 5Worse 62 8 8 10 4Same 58 12 8 12 4 6
Very high 49 12 9 19 7 4High 56 9 14 5 7Poor 70 4 4 1 14None 62 5 3 0 23
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10. Trust in Media Sources
QA5a When it comes to political matters, which ofthe following sources ofinformation do you trust the most? Firstly?(%- EU)
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Image ofthe EUPositive 5 8 4 2 2 23 4 21 12 4 10Neutral 2 7 3 3 1 17 2 17 17 4 20Negative 1 5 3 3 2 14 2 15 17 4 29
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QA5T - When it comes to political matters, which of the following sources of information do you trust the most? Firstly?And then?(%- EU)
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11. Image of the European Parliament
QA6 In general, do you have a very positive, fairly positive, neutral, fairly negative or very negative image of the EuropeanParliament?(%- EU)
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12. Role of the European Parliament
QA7 Would you personally like to see the European Parliament play a more important or lessimporta nt role?(%- EU)
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13. Priority policies
QA8a The EP makes decisions on European legislation which directly impacts every citizen's life. In your opinion which of thefollowing should be given priority by the E uropean Parliament? Firstly?(%-EU)
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QA8b And then? (MAX. 2 ANSWERS)(%- EU)
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14. Values to defend
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15. Membership in the EU
QA10 Generally speaking, do you think that (OUR COUNTRY)'s members hipof the EU is...?(%- EU)
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16. Benefits from Membership
QA11 Taking everything into account, would you say that (OUR COUNTRY)has on balance benefited or not from being a member of the E U?(%- EU)
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17.Reasonsforbenefit
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18. EU protection from threats
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20. Interest in the European elections
QA15 The next European elections will be held in May-J une 2019. How interested or not would you say you are in theseelections?(%- EU)
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21. Importance of voting in European elections
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22. Importance of voting in National elections
QA16b And howimportantor not is itforyou to vote in THE NATIONAL ELECTIONS IN (OUR COUNTRY)(%-EU)
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23. Reasons to vote in the European elections
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24. Reasons not to vote in the European elections
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QA18b And then? (MAX. 3 ANSWERS)(%- EU)
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QA18T Still regardless of how important you personally think it is to vote, what are the reasons why peopledo not vote in the E uropean elections? Firstly? And then?(%- EU)
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15—24 50 64 15 35 26 21 18 4625—39 46 62 16 34 31 21 15 5240-54 43 64 17 34 34 21 14 52
55+— 41 59 17 32 31 19 10 51
E Education(End of)15- 41 59 15 27 26 15 10 5316—19 43 61 16 31 32 2O 14 5320+ 46 64 2O 39 35 23 13 49Still studying 52 66 17 38 27 23 15 46
S ocio—professional categorySelf-employed 41 65 19 34 34 23 14 53Managers 47 63 21 41 39 23 13 47
Other white collars 45 62 19 36 36 22 17 49Manualworkers 44 61 15 32 3O 20 15 53House persons 43 62 15 27 25 17 12 59
Unemployed 44 65 14 28 27 19 12 57Retired 41 59 16 32 31 19 9 49Students 52 66 17 38 27 23 15 46
§i Difficulties paying billsMostof the time 44 64 17 29 32 17 11 59From time to time 41 62 17 32 32 22 14 55Almostnever/Never 45 62 17 35 31 2O 13 49
My voice counts in the EUAgree 47 61 18 39 33 23 14 47Disagree 42 64 16 29 31 18 12 55
Image of the EUPositive 48 62 17 39 32 23 14 48Neutral 42 62 14 31 3O 21 14 52Negative 4O 64 23 24 33 15 1O 59
Life conditions in 5 yearsBetter 48 64 17 36 31 22 14 50Worse 39 62 19 3O 32 20 13 54Same 44 61 17 34 32 20 13 50
Very high 46 64 18 37 34 23 13 51High 43 61 16 31 31 18 13 51Poor 39 57 14 25 23 14 12 53None 35 57 20 22 26 16 24 54
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25. My voice counts in the EU
D72.1 Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.My voice counts in the EU (%- EU)
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26. My voice counts in my country
D72.2 Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.Myvoice counts in (OUR COUNTRY) (%- EU)
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My voice counts in the E UAgree 41 53 4 1 94 5Disagree 6 24 38 31 l 30 69
Image of the EUPositive 32 43 14 8 75 22
Neutral 16 36 27 17 52 44
Negative 13 28 24 32 41 56
Life conditions in 5 yearsBetter 27 42 18 11 69 29
Worse 16 30 26 26 46 52
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27. Things are going in the right/wrong direction in my country
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Most of the time 16 7O 7 7From time to time 23 6O 9 8Almost never/Never 38 43 11 8
My voice counts in the E UAgree 45 39 1ODisagree 20 l 62 l 10 l 8
Positive 44 39 1O 7Neutral 24 54 12 10Negative 20 68 7 5
Life conditions in 5 yearsBetter 40 43 1O 7Worse 16 71 7 6Same 35 44 12 9
Very high 35 48 1O 7High 31 49 11 9Poor 23 55 1O 12None 30 58 3 9
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28. Things are going in the right/wrong direction in the EU
D73.2 At the present time, would you say that, in general, things are going in the right directionor in the wrong direction, in...?The European Union (%- EU)
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S elf-employedManagersOther white collarsManual workersHouse personsU nemployedR etiredStudents
Mostof the time 19 59 9 13F rom time to time 24 52 1O 14Almostnever/Never 35 39 12 14
Agree 47 31 12 1ODisagree 15 6O 11 14
Positive 52 25 12 11Neutral 20 49 14 17Negative 4 81 6 9
Better 40 38 1O 12Worse 17 63 9 11Same 33 4O 13 14
Very high 35 42 12 11High 28 45 12 15Poor 2O 48 11 21None 24 56 5 15
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The Parlemeter 2017 of the European Parliament (EP/EB 88.1) was carried out in the 28
Member States of the European Union, from 23 September until 2 October 2017, by
Kantar Public.
This survey monitors European citizens’ opinions on the EU membership and its benefits,
on their attitudes towards the European Parliament, its priorities, actions and mission. It
also sheds light on the role of the EU in tackling major threats and protecting the main
achievements cherished by its citizens.
The present part III of the study contains a socio-demographic presentation of the survey
results for all questions.
This is a publication of the Public Opinion Monitoring Unit
Directorate-General for Communication European Parliament
PE 608.758
ISBN: 978-92-846-1915-3
ISSN: 2529-6973
DOI: 10.2861/69348
QA-CE-17-101-EN-N
The content of this document is the sole responsibility of the author
and any opinions expressed therein do not necessarily represent
the official position of the European Parliament.
It is addressed to the Members and staff of the EP for their parliamentary work.
© European Union 2017
PARLEMETER 2017: A STRONGER VOICEPARLEIVIETER 2017: A STRONGER VOICEThe Parlemeter 2017 ofthe European Parliament (EP/EB 88.1) was carried out in the 28
Member States ofthe European Union, from 23 September until 2 October 2017, by
Kantar Public.
This survey monitors European citizens’opinions on the EU membership and its benefits,
on their attitudes towards the European Parliament, its priorities, actions and mission. It
also sheds light on the role ofthe EU in tackling major threats and protecting the main
achievements cherished by its citizens.
The present part III ofthe study contains a socio—demographic presentation ofthe survey
results for all questions.
This is a publication of thePublic Opinion Monitoring Unit
Directorate-General for CommunicationEuropean Parliament
PE 608.758
ISBN: 978—92-846—1915-3
ISSN: 2529—6973
DOI: 10.2861/69348
QA—CE—1 7—101—EN—N
The content ofthis document is the sole responsibility ofthe author
and any opinions expressed therein do not necessarily represent
the official position ofthe European Parliament.
It is addressed to the Members and staff ofthe EP for their parliamentary work.
© European Union 2017