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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Wales Life and Times Study (Welsh Assembly Election Study), 2003

Variable Details

VariableINTDATE
LabelDate of interview DDMMYYYY Q11
Responses
01062003 5
01072003 4
02052003 1
02062003 16
02072003 1
03052003 10
03062003 20
03072003 3
04062003 14
04072003 3
05052003 10
05062003 18
05072003 2
06052003 25
06062003 10
06072003 1
07052003 37
07062003 5
07072003 1
08052003 33
08062003 4
08072003 1
09052003 37
09062003 20
09072003 4
10052003 14
10062003 9
11052003 14
11062003 5
11072003 2
12052003 45
12062003 4
13052003 62
13062003 6
14052003 50
14062003 7
14072003 1
15052003 45
15072003 3
16052003 33
16062003 10
16072003 1
17052003 20
17062003 4
17072003 1
18052003 12
18062003 12
18072003 1
19052003 42
19062003 10
19072003 1
20052003 53
20062003 7
20072003 1
21052003 32
21062003 3
22052003 29
22062003 1
22072003 2
23052003 22
23062003 6
23072003 1
24052003 10
24062003 6
24072003 1
25052003 2
25062003 8
26052003 8
26062003 11
26072003 1
27052003 34
28052003 15
28072003 2
29052003 12
30052003 10
30062003 5
31052003 7
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationWales Life and Times Study (Welsh Assembly Election Study), 2003
UniverseAdults aged 18+ living in private households in Wales during 2003.;Adults;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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