QUESTIONS INTERVIEW OF POLITICIAN

TIPS & GUIDELINES FOR INTERVIEW OF POLITICIAN

ü    Preparation is vital. Have a 'narrative' and base your questions around it.

ü    Be prepared to ad-lib. Throw in extra questions if a line of questioning proves fruitful.

ü    Have too many questions and don't get upset about having to drop some of them. Better to have too many than not enough.

ü    Be nice to your interviewee! They're probably doing you a favour. It's very risky to try and take the mick out of an interviewee for comedy value.

ü    Don't be afraid of being ambitious. It is possible to interview anyone if you try hard enough.

ü    Be aware of recent political issues and include questions about them. Try and get your interviewee to say something controversial and your interview might get noticed.

ü    Build a relationship with your interviewee - you might be able to talk to them again in the future!

PROPOSED QUESTIONNAIRE

Q1.      Tell us about your education and family background and how did you enter in politics?

Q2.      Brief us about your career in politics?

Q3.      Tell us about your political affiliations since last 10 years?

Q4.      Do you agree that candidate must be graduate?  Explain the benefits.

Q5.      Brief us about your manifesto?

Q6.      What type of plans / target for betterment of general peoples?

Q7.      If you came in power then what will be your first priority?

Q8.      Majority of population is illiterate. How can you increase literacy rate?

Q9.      The rural areas have been neglected in the past. Do you have any plans for the development of       those areas? 

Q10.    Why you consider yourself the most suitable candidate?

Q11.    If you were given one year to live, what is the overriding task you would want to accomplish             before death?

Q12.    Are you satisfied with our present system of politics?  Does it require massive changes?

Q13.    Do you have any suggestion to improve the electoral system?

Q14.    In your opinion, where the marshal laws / military rule exists?

Q15.    Do you believe in exploiting public’s religious emotions for political gains?

Q16.    What criteria public should follow to gauge the successes of the elected member?

Q17.    People’s say that majority of politicians are corrupt, so what is the reason?

Q18.    What are your views about the democratic systems being followed within the political parties?

Q19.    Do you have any plans about our judiciary system and freedom of law and media?

Q20.    How do you see media's role?

Q21.    In our country leadership of party’s remains in family members, what you say about this      practice?

Q22.    Anything you wish for?


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