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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Election Study, 2007

Variable Details

Variablepre_q88
LabelIf ‘Other’, please specify which party
Responses
ANYBODY 1
Anyone but the SNP 1
BNP 3
BNP Scotland 1
Borders 1
British National Party 2
Can't decide between SNP and Conservative 1
Christian Peoples Alliance 1
Christian party 1
Don't think any of the parties are honest 1
I have not seen this issue discussed by any party so far 1
I have too many issues to choose one. 1
Margo McDonald 1
Monster raving loony 1
None of them 1
None of them have a realistic policy on this issue 1
None! 1
Scottish Christian Party 2
Scottish voice 1
There is no party in britain at the moment who share my ideology 1
These parties are irrelevant to my political ideology. 1
They're all pretty useless at it, actually! 1
UKIP 2
When one emerges I'll tell you. So far it's all ME ME ME ME ME 1
bnp 4
christian party 1
nine percent growth 1
scottish christian party 1
scottish unionist party 1
think we shaould have a coalision government personally 1
too many issues of importance 1
ukip 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Election Study, 2007
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