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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British General Election Study, 2001; Cross-Section Survey

Variable Details

VariableTDDCODE
LabelTop-Up Census Constituency Codes
Responses
1 Barking 0
2 Battersea 0
3 etc etc 0
18 9
22 8
40 8
43 4
46 12
47 7
54 13
60 2
74 3
76 4
79 9
86 5
88 4
106 5
127 9
156 1
164 5
168 5
169 6
176 6
179 10
185 9
186 12
212 10
227 6
235 9
242 2
245 4
264 4
297 10
304 3
309 3
313 3
324 4
329 9
341 11
344 1
348 5
369 7
370 10
371 7
379 6
381 4
394 10
396 4
400 4
408 8
412 14
415 10
437 6
438 12
444 5
448 9
452 3
454 17
455 10
468 7
487 4
504 7
505 8
555 31
569 14
574 8
580 22
588 12
590 16
596 26
599 12
608 31
611 24
614 30
622 15
626 28
Sysmiss 2354
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish General Election Study, 2001; Cross-Section Survey
UniverseElectors in Great Britain during 2001.;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample: for full details of sampling procedures, please see documentation.
Study TypeCross-sectional (one-time) study
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