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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Election Study Nine-Wave Panel Survey, 2005-2010

Variable Details

Variableaaq29
LabelParty Id-Other Party
Question text You said you generally think of yourself as an ‘other’ party. Please say here what this is:
Responses
Christian 1
Christian Democrat 1
Coalition Government - best Man for each job 1
ENGLISH DEMOCRATS 1
English Democrat 5
English Democrats 1
I am a floating voter 1
I was New Labour ............... you selection only quoted labour 1
Ideally a Chrisian Democrat 1
Jedi 1
Jury team 1
Liberal. We don't have a party any more 1
None of the parties truely representents my feelings or thoughts 1
Old fashioned socialist 1
Old style labour 1
Respect 1
Sinn Fein 1
Socialist Party 1
Sorry, make that 'none' 1
UKIP 1
Vote for the one who can do the least damage 1
__NA__ 3369
dk 1
floating 1
marxist leninist 1
monster 1
no idea 1
othe 1
ukip 1
unknown 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Election Study Nine-Wave Panel Survey, 2005-2010
Interviewer InstructionsOPEN TEXTBOX
UniverseElectors resident in Great Britain during 2005-2009.;National
SamplingQuota sample
Study TypeLongitudinal/panel/cohort; The dataset contains six survey waves.
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