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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British General Election Study, 1997; Cross Section Survey

Variable Details

VariableISSWARD
LabelWard code
Responses
101 16
102 16
11 44
111 7
112 27
12 25
121 2
122 1
13 11
131 10
132 13
14 24
140 3
141 16
142 14
15 4
160 2
161 11
162 2
170 1
171 6
181 17
190 2
21 60
212 13
22 13
250 2
251 16
252 26
260 2
262 5
270 5
271 3
280 4
282 4
291 12
292 13
302 1
31 65
312 4
32 61
33 1
34 27
35 31
36 2
40 9
41 23
42 15
43 13
50 9
51 11
52 17
61 10
62 8
71 39
72 12
73 2
75 10
81 24
82 9
91 10
FA 132
FB 132
FC 219
FD 163
FE 132
FF 92
FG 79
FH 120
FJ 100
FK 126
FL 159
FM 53
FN 144
FP 138
FQ 50
FR 123
FS 118
FT 84
FU 84
FW 125
FX 33
FY 8
FZ 19
GA 51
GB 44
GC 28
GD 38
GE 22
GF 27
GG 29
GH 19
GJ 3
GK 7
GL 1
GM 14
GN 8
GS 7
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish General Election Study, 1997; Cross Section Survey
UniverseAdults aged 18+ living in Great Britain;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeCross-sectional (one-time) study
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