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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Media Context and the 2017 General Election: How Traditional and Social Media Shape Elections

Variable Details

Variabledate
Labeldate
Responses
01/05/2017 16
01/06/2017 36
02/05/2017 41
02/06/2017 23
03/05/2017 27
03/06/2017 15
04/05/2017 11
04/06/2017 8
05/05/2017 44
05/06/2017 32
06/05/2017 17
06/06/2017 38
07/05/2017 13
07/06/2017 60
08/05/2017 24
08/06/2017 8
09/05/2017 37
09/06/2017 80
10/05/2017 29
10/06/2017 25
11/05/2017 46
11/06/2017 17
12/05/2017 26
12/06/2017 42
13/05/2017 16
13/06/2017 21
14/05/2017 15
14/06/2017 14
15/05/2017 35
16/05/2017 25
16/06/2017 14
17/05/2017 31
17/06/2017 1
18/04/2017 57
18/05/2017 35
18/06/2017 5
19/04/2017 49
19/05/2017 20
19/06/2017 4
20/04/2017 36
20/05/2017 16
20/06/2017 4
21/04/2017 19
21/05/2017 11
21/06/2017 4
22/04/2017 15
22/05/2017 39
23/04/2017 7
23/05/2017 26
24/04/2017 27
24/05/2017 21
25/04/2017 32
25/05/2017 20
26/04/2017 29
26/05/2017 27
27/04/2017 34
27/05/2017 11
28/04/2017 23
28/05/2017 12
29/04/2017 24
29/05/2017 30
30/04/2017 14
30/05/2017 40
31/05/2017 35
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationMedia Context and the 2017 General Election: How Traditional and Social Media Shape Elections
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