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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British General Election Study, 2001 : Campaign Panel

Variable Details

VariableNATPPC97
LabelName of SNP/PC PPC
Responses
Alan Cotton 18
Alex Neil 45
Alex Salmond 9
Alun Davies 4
Andrew Doig 18
Anne Dana 32
Ashley Drake 5
Brian Nugent 18
Brian Topping 11
Colin Palfrey 11
Cynog Dafis 19
David Hasswell 19
David Logan 6
David McCarthy 10
Eryl Williams 17
Ewan Dow 30
Fergus Ewing 2
Gareth Williams 5
George Gebbie 26
George Reid 8
Graeme McCormick 10
Graham Sutherland 14
Helen Jones 31
Humayun Hanif 6
Ian Black 1
Ian Blackford 38
Ian Mackay 6
James Hack 47
James McGuigan 27
Jim Criddle 10
Jim Towers 2
John Ball 14
John Brady 7
John Hargreaves 3
John Lloyd 6
John Ramage 2
John Rogers 4
John Wailes 22
Keith Robertson 1
Kim Nicholl 8
Leanne Wood 9
Maire Whitehead 28
Malcolm Balfour 2
Margaret Burgess 5
Margaret Ewing 13
Owain Llewelyn 29
Patsy Thomson 2
Rhodri Davies 5
Rhodri Thomas 8
Richard Lockhead 6
Robert Higgins 9
Siw Hills 2
Stewart Gibb 1
Wayne Vernon 1
William Wilson 4
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish General Election Study, 2001 : Campaign Panel
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