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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Election Panel Study, 2001: Waves 1-2

Variable Details

VariableAQ7CAUX
LabelParty Leaning Toward-Other
Responses
.DON'T KNOW 1
BETWEEM LIB DEMS AND SNP 1
BETWEEN LAB AND LIB 1
D K 3
D/K 5
D/K YET 1
DK 19
DK NOT INT IN POLITICS 1
DON'T KNOW AT ALL 1
DON'T KNOW YET 2
DONT KBOW 1
DONT KNOW 1
DONT KNOW 18
DONT KNOW YET 1
DONT KNOW,WILL MAKE UP MY MIND AT THE TIME 1
DONTKNOW 1
Don't know 1
EITHER LIB DEM ORCONS 1
GREY PARTY 1
HAVE TO SEE WHAT THEY ARE OFFERING 1
HAVE YET TO SEE WHO THE CANDIDATES ARE 1
I DONT FEEL REPRESENTED BY ANY NPARTY 1
I'M UNDECIDED 1
INDEPENDANT 1
INDEPENDENT 1
INDEPRNDENT OR BNP 1
MAY NOT VOTE 1
NO 1
NO IDEA 2
NONE 3
NONE NOT GOING TO VOTE 1
NOT DECIEDED 1
NOT SURE 1
NOT SURE 1
PRIVATE DECISION 1
SCOTTISH SOCIALIST PARTY 1
SOCIALIST ALLIANCE 1
SOCIALIST PARTY 1
UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY 1
UKIP 1
UNDECIDED 3
WHATEVER HUSBAND SAY'S 1
d/k 5
dk 9
dont know 2
dont know 6
independent 1
independny 1
no idea 2
noT SURE 1
none 1
not sure 1
not decided 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Election Panel Study, 2001: Waves 1-2
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