An Interdisciplinary Study of Voting Behavior in the 1995 Election for Taiwan Provincial Governor (Face to Face Interview)

Face to face interviews were held after the election. Using interdisciplinary research methods, we systematically collected and analyzed data pertaining to factors which influence voting choices, such as a voter\'s socio-economic background, party preference, issue orientations, and candidate evaluations.

This survey adopted a stratified, two stage, systematic random sampling method. The population was defined as including all eligible voters aged twenty and over with valid residencies in Taiwan Province. The electoral registers were used as a sampling frame.