New research using the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES) Candidate Study 2021 👇

Data collection of GLES Tracking T57 has started yesterday!🎉 The newly founded party “Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht” was added to the questions on voting intention and party perception. Further information and the pre-release questionnaire are available here: gesis.org/en/gles/study-…

The last two decades were characterized by multiple crises. How did political attitudes change over time? In a new blog post, Walke et al. analyze the development of political attitudes between 2009 and 2023 using data of the GLES Tracking Cumulation: blog.gesis.org/im-wandel-der-…

🚨New data: GLES Pretest 2021 💻📱 CAWI 👥 2,185 interviews The pretest was used to test wording effects (e.g., gendered vs. not gendered) and new items (e.g., on feeling left behind, urban-rural differences, and sources of identity). search.gesis.org/research_data/…

Why do some people in Germany still sympathize with Vladimir Putin and his regime? Lucca Hoffeller and I address this question in a new Politische Vierteljahresschrift (PVS) article with data from the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES) panel: doi.org/10.1007/s11615… We find that political alienation plays a key role.

Do you do research on political candidates? The Comparative Candidate Survey launched a Call for Questions/Modules to be included in their round IV questionnaire. This questionnaire will automatically also be part of the GLES Candidate Studies fielded between 2025 and 2030!👇

🚨 New data: GLES Tracking March 2024, T57 💻📱 CAWI cross-section, 👥 1,145 interviews, 📅 06/03–15/03/2024 Party “Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht” newly included in questions on voting intention, perceived left-right ranking, and position issues ➡️ dx.doi.org/10.4232/1.14315

🚨 New data release! 🚨 GLES Candidate Study European Elections 2024, Social Media Accounts (ZA7959)! 🎉 The data covers accounts from Facebook, Instagram, X, and personal websites of German candidates for the upcoming European Elections. ➡️ doi.org/10.4232/1.14326

Call for Questions for the GLES📢 The DGfW and GESIS are conducting a Call for Questions for German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES) (GLES Tracking T59 in October 2024). Questions and models can be submitted until July 9. Find out more here: gesis.org/gles/daten-und…

Data collection of GLES Candidate Study European Election 2024 has started!🎉 Questions on candidates' backgrounds, recruitment & selection, attitudes, policy positions, campaigns & special focus on social media campaigning Pre-release questionnaire: gesis.org/en/gles/overvi…

Data collection of GLES Tracking T58 has started today!🎉 The questionnaire includes questions on the European election & voter eligibility of 16 year olds. In addition to the 1,000 respondents, 300 respondents aged 16-19 will be surveyed: gesis.org/en/gles/overvi…

📝Data collection for the European election survey wave 2024 of the GLES Panel started! 🗓️ June 12 – July 22 📨 Sample A = 15.888 + Sample B = 1.467 + C = 4045 📄Pre-release questionnaire (DE) can be found here: gesis.org/en/gles/overvi…

🗞️ In a new contribution to the GESIS blog [in German], Axel Burger, Joscha F. Bäuerle, and Marc Debus describe how the GLES Nomination Study can be used to investigate the links between sociodemographic characteristics and intra-party candidate selection: blog.gesis.org/ist-der-weg-zu…

📢Data release! Today we released more coded open-ended responses to the “most important political problem” question. The dataset now includes GLES surveys from 2018-2023! You can find the data here: dx.doi.org/10.4232/1.14338

🚨 Data of GLES Panel Wave 26 have been pre-released! 🚨 ➡️ doi.org/10.4232/1.14349 👥 8.469 interviews 📅 12/06–25/06/2024 Topics included, among others, the European election and “Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht” in questions such as voting intention or perceived left-right ranking.

🚨 New data: GLES Tracking June, T58 (ZA7716) 💻📱 CAWI cross-section, 👥 1,109 interviews, 🚀 304 extra interviews of first-time voters (boost sample), 📅 12/06–02/07/2024 🗳️ Special focus on the 2024 European elections & voting from age 16! ➡️ dx.doi.org/10.4232/1.14375

Mit diesem Datensatz (x.com/gles_data/stat…) lassen sich Wahlverhalten & Einstellungen der Erst- bzw. Jungwähler:innen bei der Europawahl in DEU gut im Vergleich analysieren. Also habe ich mir das mal angeschaut. In diesem Thread folgen ein paar deskriptive Ergebnisse 👇