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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Election Study, 2015: Internet Panel, Waves 1-6

Variable Details

VariablewinConstituencyUKIPW4
LabelHow likely to win in constituency: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
Responses
0 0 - Very unlikely to win 4535
1 1 1257
2 2 1079
3 3 907
4 4 693
5 5 637
6 6 580
7 7 485
8 8 509
9 9 480
10 10 444
11 11 396
12 12 453
13 13 360
14 14 347
15 15 377
16 16 320
17 17 335
18 18 339
19 19 324
20 20 301
31 31 283
32 32 293
33 33 298
34 34 324
35 35 278
36 36 272
37 37 327
38 38 225
39 39 238
40 40 246
41 41 214
42 42 176
43 43 250
44 44 216
45 45 194
46 46 241
47 47 195
48 48 238
49 49 404
50 50 536
51 51 278
52 52 201
53 53 229
54 54 195
55 55 198
56 56 191
57 57 202
58 58 188
59 59 213
60 60 216
61 61 168
62 62 213
63 63 181
64 64 136
65 65 143
66 66 148
67 67 138
68 68 147
69 69 130
70 70 129
71 71 114
72 72 113
73 73 93
74 74 155
75 75 235
76 76 134
77 77 84
78 78 74
79 79 67
80 80 60
81 81 56
82 82 73
83 83 46
84 84 56
85 85 44
86 86 37
87 87 47
88 88 58
89 89 45
90 90 32
91 91 28
92 92 26
93 93 25
94 94 25
95 95 12
96 96 20
97 97 29
98 98 25
99 99 0
100 100 - Very likely to win 61
9999 Don't know 1846
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Election Study, 2015: Internet Panel, Waves 1-6
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