[If “No” or “Not sure” to Q60A, ask the rest of Q60 and Q61; if “Yes”, skip to Q62:] Q60E: If you are not currently registered, but are eligible to be registered, have you tried to get registered? Yes No Not Sure N/A DK/R 1 2 3 7 9 Q60F: If you have been prevented from becoming registered, what was the reason given to you for this? [Do not read] No national identity document (or passport) No proof of residence (letter from the local chief / landlord not giving a letter) ‘Alien’ or ��non-citizen’ indication on identity document Other (specify) N/A [If “Option 1” on Q60F, ask Q60G and Q60H:] Q60G: Have you been able to get a replacement card? Yes No 1 2 1 2 3 4 7 DK/R 9 Q60H: If you do not have an ID card, how did you lose it? Which of the following statements is closest to how you lost it? Choose Statement 1 or Statement 2, or offer an alternative. 1. It was just an ordinary matter of misplacing or losing it. It was just my mistake. Yes No 1 2 DK/R 9 2. My card was claimed or confiscated by people who probably did not want me to be able to vote. DK/R Yes No 1 2 9 3. Other (specify) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………[PoC]. [If “Yes” to Q60E (interviewee has been unable to get registered, Ask Q60H-J:] Q60I: Do you know of others who have been successful in registering? Not sure Yes No 1 2 3 DK/R 9 Q60J: What do you think have they done differently from what you have done? ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. [PoC] [Read] Let us briefly talk about the people who will be responsible for running the next elections in Zimbabwe, possibly around mid-2011. Q61A: Have you heard about the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)? Yes No 1 2 DK/R 9 82