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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Public Opinion and the Syrian Crisis in Three Democracies: Surveys of French, British, and American Samples, 2014

Variable Details

Variablew5vote2012
LabelNot everyone votes in every election. Thinking back to the 2012 presidential el
Responses
1 I was not eligible to vote 104
2 I was not able to vote 89
3 I thought about voting, but didn't vo 180
4 I usually vote, but did not vote 96
5 I am absolutely certain that I voted for Mitt Romney 1760
6 I am absolutely certain that I voted for Barack Obama 1786
7 I am absolutely certain that I voted for another presidentia 236
8 Can't remember/ Don't know 111
98 Skipped 0
99 Not Asked 0
Sysmiss 89
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationPublic Opinion and the Syrian Crisis in Three Democracies: Surveys of French, British, and American Samples, 2014
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