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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British General Election Study, 1997 : Campaign Panel

Variable Details

Variableerresult
LabelOriginal ER check result combined
Responses
-2 Not issued on Campaign Panel 731
1 Voted personally 1841
2 Voted by proxy 0
3 Voted by post 0
4 Respondent under 18 1
5 Address found but respondent not on register 107
6 Address found but cannot identify resp 84
7 Elector not permitted to vote: postal vote 49
8 Elector not registered but will be next time 1
9 Overseas: parliamentary only 0
10 Overseas: postal 0
11 Overseas: not parliamentary 0
12 Overseas: local govt only 3
13 Overseas: local govt & Europe only 2
14 Overseas: Europe only 0
15 Voted parl only 4
16 Voted local only 0
17 No info: const register not available 3
18 No info: ward register not available 22
19 Did not vote 457
20 Cannot find address 124
21 Address on register but no elector 1
22 No census link 12
99 Missing 220
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish General Election Study, 1997 : Campaign Panel
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