Guyana
Greater Georgetown
Region 3 and rest of region 4
Region 2, 5, and 6
Region 10
Region 1, 7, 8, and 9
Barima/Waini
Pomeroon/Supenaam
West Demerara/Essequibo Island
Demerara/Mahaica
Mahaica/West Berbice
East Berbice/Corentyne
Upper Takatu/UpperEssequibo
Upper Demerara/Berbice
Georgetown
Suburbs of Georgetown
Ana Regina
New Amsterdam
Rose Hall
Corriverton
Linden
Rural areas
Urban
Rural
National Capital (Metropolitan area)
Large City
Medium City
Small City
Rural Area
English
Octubre
Noviembre
December
Male
Female
None
Economy, problems with, crisis of
Inflation, high prices
Unemployment, lack of job opportunities
Poverty
Delinquency, crime, violence
Popular protests (strikes, roadblocks, work stoppages, etc)
Land to farm, lack of
Credit, lack of
Environment
Drug addiction
Drug trafficking
Corruption
Gangs
Bad government
Migration
War against terrorism
Roads in poor condition
Water, lack of
Demographic explosion
Education, lack of, poor quality
Health services, lack of provision
Malnutrition
Electricity, lack of
Discrimination
External debt
Security (lack of)
Armed conflict
Kidnapping
Forced displacement
Terrorism
Housing
Human rights, violations of
Violence
Inequality
Politicians
Transportation, problems of
Other
Doesn't know
It does not have any meaning
Liberty (without specifying what type)
Economic Liberty
Liberty of expression, voting, choice, and human rights
Liberty of movement
Liberty, lack of
Being independent
Well being, economic progress, growth
Well being, Lack of, no economic progress
Capitalism
Free trade, free business
Employment, more opportunities of
Employment, lack of
Right to choose leaders
Elections, voting
Free elections
Fraudulent elections
Equality (without specifying)
Economic equality, or equality of classes
Gender equality
Equality to the laws
Racial or ethnic equality
Equality, Lack of, inequality
Limitations of participation
Participation (without saying which type)
Participation of minorities
Power of the people
Human Rights, respect rights
Disorder, lack of justice, corruption
Justice
Obey the law, less corruption
Non-military government
Live in peace, without war
War, invasions
Other answer
DK/NA
Every day
Once or twice a week
Rarely
Never
Don't know
DK
Very good
Good
Neither good nor bad (fair)
Bad
Very bad
Better
Same
Worse
Yes
No
DK/NR
Sometimes
Almost never
N/A
Once a week
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a year
Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Very trustworthy
Somewhat trustworthy
Not very trustworthy
Untrustworthy
A lot
Some
A little
Not at all
Neither good nor poor (fair)
Poor
Very poor
Very well
Well
Neither well nor badly
Badly
Very badly
More money to the municipal government
National govt should assume greater responsibility
Nothing should change
More to the municipality if it provides better services
Willing to pay more
Not worth it
None  [go to MUNI5]
Lack of water
Lack of road repair
Lack of security, delinquency
Lack of public sanitation
Lack of services
The economic situation, lack of funds, aid
Poor administration
Neglect of the environment
Little
Nothing
NA
Has not participated
Yes, has participated
Neither well nor poorly
Poorly
Very poorly
Not at all interested
Little interested
Somewhat interested
Very interested
It would be justified
It would not be justified
It is necessary for the progress of the country that our Pri
Even if they delay the progress of the country, our Prime Mi
The Parliament slows down the work of our Prime Ministers, a
Even when it hinders the work of the government, Our Prime M
The judges frequently hinder the work of our Prime Ministers
Even when the judges sometimes hinder the work of our Prime
Our Prime Ministers ought to have the necessary power to act
Our Prime Ministers' power ought to be limited so that our f
Our Prime Ministers ought to do what the people want, even i
Our Prime Ministers ought to obey the laws even if the peopl
Robbery without physical violence or threat
Robbery with physical violence or threat
Physical violence without robbery
Rape or sexual assault
Damage to property
Home burglary
N/A (was not a victim)
Did not report it
It doesn't serve any purpose
It is dangerous and for fear of reprisal
Didn't have any evidence
It wasn't serious
Didn't know where to make the report
They should always respect the law
Can operate at the margin of the law occasionally
Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe
Very much
Somewhat
NS/NR
A great deal
Police protects
Police involved in crime
Didn't have any official dealings
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
Satisfied
Dissatisfied
Very democratic
Somewhat democratic
Not very democratic
Not at all democratic
Strongly disapprove
Strongly approve
Doesn't matter if regime is democratic or non-democratic
Democracy is preferable to any other form of government
An authoritarian govt can be preferable to a democratic one
Iron fist
Participation for all
Doesn't respond
We need a strong leader who does not have to be elected
Electoral democracy is the best
Frequently
Occasionally
Yes, worked
Did not work
Corrupt and should be punished
Corrupt but justified
Not corrupt
No/NA
Very common
Common
Uncommon
Very uncommon
Correct
Incorrect
No Answer
Being processed
Voted
Did not vote
None (Blank ballot or null vote)
Bharrat Jagdeo, People's Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C)
Robert Corbin, People's National Congress /One Guyana (PNCR/
Raphael Trotman, Alliance for Change (AFC)
Paul Hardy, Guyana Action Party/ Rise Organise And Rebuild (
anzoor Nadir, The United Force (TUF)
Chandra Narine Sharma, Justice For All Party (JFAP)
DK/DR
Lack of transport
Sickness
Lack of interest
Didn't like any candidate
Doesn't believe in the system
Lack of an identity card
Name not found on registration lists
Was younger than the voting age
Arrived late and polling station was closed
Had to work/Lack of time
Physical incapacity or handicap
Other reason
N/A (voted)
The qualities of the candidate
The political party of the candidate
The platform of the candidate
N/A (didn't vote)
None (Blank ballot or null vote )
People's Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C)
People's National Congress /One Guyana (PNCR/1G)
Alliance for Change (AFC)
Guyana Action Party/ Rise Organise And Rebuild (GAP/ROAR)
The United Force (TUF)
Justice For All Party (JFAP)
GNC
LD
PRP
National Democratic Font (NDF)
Daily
A few times a week
A few times a month
Catholic
Non-Catholic Christian (including the Jehovah Witnesses)
Other non-Christian
Evangelical
No income
Less than $5,000
$5,001- $10,000
$10,001- $20,000
$20,001- $30,000
$30,001- $45,000
$45,001- $60,000
$60,001 - $80,000
$80,001 - $150,000
$150,001-$250,000
$250,001 and above
Yes, in the United States only
Yes, in the United States and in other countries
Yes, in other countries (not in the United States)
Is enough, you can save
Is just enough, you cannot save
Is not enough, you cannot pay your bills
Is not enough, you cannot cover your basic needs
Single
Married
Common law marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widowed
none
White
Amerindian
Black or Afro-Guyanese
Mixed
Indo-Guyanese
Chinese
Portuguese
Indigenous or Amerindian language
Other foreign
One
Two
Three or more
Professional, manager
Technician
Office worker
Sales person
Farmer
Farmhand
Handicraft worker
Domestic servant
Other services
Skilled worker
Unskilled worker
Student
Housewife
Retired/with independent means
A salaried employee of the government
A salaried employee in the private sector
Owner or partner in a business
Self-employed
Unpaid worker
Less than 5 employees
5 to 9 employees
10 to 19 employees
20 to 100 employees
More than 100 employees
In the country
In a town
In a city
In the same parish council
In another parish council in the country
In another country
A town or city smaller than this one
A town or city larger than this one
A town or city like this one