Czech Attitude Barometer, wave 7

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Authors: Aleš Kudrnáč, Ivan Petrúšek, Michaela Prokeš, Matouš Pilnáček, Naděžda Čadová, Štěpánka Weikertová, Matyáš Marek, Paulína Tabery, Jiří Vinopal, Marie Plačková, Monika Kyselá, Helena Hájková
+2 more Sabina Mochánová, Anna Katrňáková
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Abstract

This dataset represents survey data from the seventh wave of the Czech Attitude Barometer (CAB) panel survey. The CAB panel survey studies the attitudes and behaviour of the adult (15 years or older) population of residents in the Czech Republic. Respondents in the panel were sampled using a multi-stage stratified cluster sampling method with replacement. The sampling frame is the Census Districts and Buildings Register. The 66 strata are based on the Czech Republic regions crossed with the municipality's size. The themes covered in the seventh wave of the CAB panel survey include affective and issue polarisation, resilience, attitudes towards migrants, trust in political institutions, and fear of the war in Ukraine. The seventh wave of the CAB panel replicates themes from the first, third, and fifth waves, thus constituting a fully longitudinal wave of the CAB panel survey. As this wave was fielded prior to the October 2025 Chamber of Deputies elections, it also measured intended voting behaviour, concerns about the potential manipulation of the upcoming general election, party sympathies, and non-electoral participation. In total, 1735 respondents completed the questionnaire between September 12 and September 23, 2025. The dataset from the seventh wave contains 259 variables.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Electoral Systems and Political Participation Populism Right-Wing Movements Political Theory and Democracy

Publication details

Journal / source
Czech Social Science Data Archive
Publication date
9 January 2026
Document type
Dataset