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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1993

Variable Details

Variablenipyalg1
LabelParty pol allegiance (inc mainl parties)
Responses
1 Cons: Partisan 29
2 Cons: Sympathiser 23
3 Cons: Identifier 30
4 Lab: Partisan 16
5 Lab: Sympathiser 11
6 Lab: Identifier 28
7 LD, Lib: Partisan 1
8 LD, Lib: Sympathiser 5
9 LD, Lib: Identifier 3
20 NIALL: Partisan 17
21 NIALL: Sympathiser 16
22 NIALL: Identifier 26
23 Dem Union.: Partisan 35
24 Dem Union.: Sympathiser 19
25 Dem Union: Identifier 17
26 Off Union.: Partisan 98
27 Off Union.: Sympathiser 61
28 Off Union: Identifier 41
29 Oth Union.: Partisan 2
30 Oth Union.: Sympathiser 5
31 Oth Union.: Identifier 1
32 Sinn Fein: Partisan 11
33 Sinn Fein: Sympathiser 5
34 Sinn Fein: Identifier 5
35 SDLP: Partisan 27
36 SDLP: Sympathiser 41
37 SDLP: Identifier 35
38 Workers' Party 9
39 Camp Equal Citizenship 4
40 Green: Partisan 0
41 Green: Sympathiser 3
42 Green: Identifier 8
97 Other party 4
98 None 158
99 Other, DK, NA 48
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1993
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