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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Understanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013

Variable Details

Variablec_vote4_all
Labelparty supported
Responses
-9 missing 1
-8 inapplicable 22612
-7 proxy 3836
-2 refused 163
-1 don't know 102
1 conservative 7445
2 labour 10135
3 liberal democrat 2027
4 scottish national party 727
5 plaid cymru 197
6 green party 450
7 ulster unionist 379
8 sdlp 256
9 alliance party 142
10 democratic unionist 413
11 sinn fein 250
12 british national party 131
13 independent 7
14 mebyon kernow 2
15 monster raving loony party 5
16 national front 2
17 respect 10
18 socialist 24
19 socialist environmental alliance 0
20 social labour party 1
22 uk independence party 248
23 communist party 1
24 christian party 3
25 republican 0
26 liberal 0
27 english democrats 11
28 progressive unionist party 1
29 traditional unionist voice 8
30 coalition government 9
95 none 14
96 can't vote 71
97 not elsewhere codable 56
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationUnderstanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013
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