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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Election Study, 2011

Variable Details

Variablew1_vi4o
LabelWhy would you be more likely to vote in a general election to the UK House of Commons?
Responses
Civic duty and only legitimate way citizens have to influence how government works 1
I always vote,regardless whether it's a general election or not 1
I am concerned about the future of people across UK, not just Scotland. 1
I don't vote in Scottish elections - I am English 1
I dont want Labour to win so will make sure I vote for the Conservative Party. 1
I vote at all elections 1
I would rather see the people of britsain wake up and see the 3 main parties are just Frauds and vote them ALL out forever. 1
The conservatives will never have a majority in Scotland. I would like to vote to try and remove them from Westminister 1
To keep the snp in the House of Commons 1
Want the Tories out 1
__NA__ 2028
because Scotland is biased towards the SNP 1
coalition governments outlawed 1
dislike co-olition 1
giving David Cameron a swift work boot in the craw. 1
i dont agree with home rule 1
remove the libcons 1
to vote against the coalition 1
would have ensured a postal vote 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Election Study, 2011
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