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| Questionnaire unit no : TP0506B_17 (Chief Executive Election) |
| Part I Good evening, sir/madam, this is Mr/Miss X, an interviewer from the Public Opinion Programme of the University of Hong Kong. We would like to ask for your opinion on some social issues which would only take you a couple of minutes. Please be rest assured that your phone number was randomly selected by our computer and your information provided will be kept strictly confidential. If you have any questions regarding this interview, you can contact our supervisor XXX at xxxx xxxx, or call xxxx xxxx during office hours to verify this interview's authenticity and confirm my identity. |
| S1-Is your phone number xxxx xxxx? |
| Yes |
| No (skip to end) |
| S2-Which district are you living in? |
| Wanchai |
| Eastern |
| Central / Western |
| Southern |
| Kwun Tong |
| Kowloon City |
| Wong Tai Sin |
| Mongkok |
| Sham Shui Po |
| Yau Tsim |
| Sai Kung |
| Shatin |
| Islands |
| Tsuen Wan |
| Kwai Tsing |
| Tuen Mun |
| Yuen Long |
| North |
| Tai Po |
| Refuse to answer |
| S3-How many members are there in your household？ |
| __ |
| Refuse to answer |
| Part II Selection of Respondent |
| S4-How many members are there in your household aged 18 or above at this moment? (Interviewers can directly ask if there is only one qualified respondent at home. If so, interviewer can interview him / her at once.) Since we need to conduct random sampling, if there is more than one available, I would like to speak to the one who will have his / her birthday next. (Interviewer can illustrate with examples: "that means is there anyone who will have his / her birthday in June or the coming three months?")【If there is no household member aged 18 or above, interview can be terminated.】 |
| Yes |
| No (skip to end) |
| Household-level refusal (skip to end) |
| Known respondent refusal (skip to end) |
| Part III Survey Questions |
| Q4-If you were going to vote for the Chief Executive tomorrow, and the candidates included Donald Tsang, Lee Wing-tat and Chim Pui-chung, which one will you choose? |
| Donald Tsang |
| Lee Wing-tat |
| Chim Pui-chung |
| Abstain/Will not choose any of them (skip to Q6) |
| Don't know/Hard to say (skip to Q6) |
| Refuse to answer (skip to Q6) |
| Q5-How much do you know about the election platform of (Choice in Q4)?(Interviewers to probe degree) |
| A lot |
| Quite a lot |
| Half-half |
| Quite little |
| Little |
| Don't know/Hard to say |
| Refuse to answer |
| Q6-(Respondents choosing Donald Tsang in Q4 need not answer this question) Will you mind Donald Tsang becoming the Chief Executive? |
| Mind |
| Don't mind (including "no preference") |
| Don't know him |
| Refuse to answer |
| Q7-(Respondents choosing Lee Wing-tat in Q4 need not answer this question) Will you mind Lee Wing-tat becoming the Chief Executive? |
| Mind |
| Don't mind (including "no preference") |
| Don't know him |
| Refuse to answer |
| Q8-(Respondents choosing Chim Pui-chung in Q4 need not answer this question) Will you mind Chim Pui-chung becoming the Chief Executive? |
| Mind |
| Don't mind (including "no preference") |
| Don't know him |
| Refuse to answer |
| Q9-In your view, what should be the most ideal number of candidates in the Chief Executive election? |
| 1 (i.e. elected unopposed) |
| 2 |
| 3 |
| 4 |
| 5 or above (including "the more the better") |
| Don't know/Hard to say/No preference |
| Refuse to answer |
| Q10-In your view, how representative is the present Election Committee ? (Interviewers to probe degree) |
| Very representative |
| Quite representative |
| Half-half |
| Quite unrepresentative |
| Very unrepresentative |
| Don't know/Hard to say |
| Refuse to answer |
| V1-Are you a registered voter? |
| Yes （including those who have just registered） |
| No |
| Refuse to answer |
| V2-【Only for registered voters】Did you vote in the Legislative Council Election last year? |
| Yes |
| No |
| Forgotten |
| Refuse to answer |
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