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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablenipyalg1
LabelPolitial Party id+strength dv
Responses
1 Conservative partisan 34
2 Conservative Sympathiser 29
3 Conservative Resid.id. 24
4 Labour partisan 29
5 Labour Sympathiser 23
6 Labour Resid.id. 55
7 LD/Lib partisan 1
8 LD/Lib Sympathiser 2
9 LD/Lib Resid.id. 8
20 NI Alliance Partisan 36
21 NI Alliance Sympathiser 40
22 NI Alliance Resid.id. 43
23 Dem.Unionist partisan 60
24 Dem.Unionist sympathiser 40
25 Dem.Unionist resid.id. 29
26 Off.Unionist partisan 184
27 Off.Unionist sympathiser 100
28 Off.Unionist resid.id. 62
29 Oth.Unionist partisan 4
30 Oth.Unionist sympathiser 8
31 Oth.Unionist resid.id. 7
32 Sinn Fein partisan 23
33 Sinn Fein sympathiser 8
34 Sinn Fein resid.id. 7
35 SDLP partisan 97
36 SDLP sympathiser 80
37 SDLP resid.id. 86
38 Workers Party 9
39 C.for Equal Citizenship 1
40 Green Party partisan 1
41 Green Party sympathiser 6
42 Green Party resid id. 8
97 Other Party 5
98 None 281
99 Other/DK/NA 80
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
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