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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1994

Variable Details

Variablenipyalg1
LabelParty ID NI v. inc.mainland parties dv
Responses
1 Conservative partisan 59
2 Conservative Sympathiser 27
3 Conservative Resid.id. 26
4 Labour partisan 27
5 Labour Sympathiser 21
6 Labour Resid.id. 43
7 LD/Lib partisan 4
8 LD/Lib Sympathiser 4
9 LD/Lib Resid.id. 9
20 NI Alliance Partisan 48
21 NI Alliance Sympathiser 41
22 NI Alliance Resid.id. 34
23 Dem.Unionist partisan 88
24 Dem.Unionist sympathiser 42
25 Dem.Unionist resid.id. 33
26 Off.Unionist partisan 214
27 Off.Unionist sympathiser 71
28 Off.Unionist resid.id. 57
29 Oth.Unionist partisan 8
30 Oth.Unionist sympathiser 4
31 Oth.Unionist resid.id. 3
32 Sinn Fein partisan 38
33 Sinn Fein sympathiser 11
34 Sinn Fein resid.id. 9
35 SDLP partisan 122
36 SDLP sympathiser 86
37 SDLP resid.id. 58
38 Workers Party 12
39 C.for Equal Citizenship 4
40 Green Party partisan 2
41 Green Party sympathiser 3
42 Green Party resid id. 5
97 Other Party 4
98 None 205
99 Other/DK/NA 97
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1994
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