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Respondent took wave 11
Respondent took wave 12
Country
Likelihood to vote in general election
General election vote intention (recalled vote in post-election waves)
General election postal vote retro
General election vote intention (unsqueezed)
General election vote intention (squeezed)
Certainty of vote intention in general election (unsqueezed)
Certainty of vote intention in general election (squeezed)
Certainty of vote intention in general election
Strength of party identification
Party identification
Party ID if no party to first ID question
Country of birth
Polling stations close at 10.00pm on election day.
Most Important Issue
Best party on most important issue
Applied for postal vote
And have you already voted (by post)?
Decided on General Election vote
No chance at coalition: Labour
No chance at coalition: Conservatives
No chance at coalition: Liberal Democrats
No chance at coalition: Scottish National Party (SNP)
No chance at coalition: Plaid Cymru
No chance at coalition: Green Party
No chance at coalition: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
No chance at coalition: All parties have a chance
Conservatives
Labour
None of these
Don’t know
How likely to win in constituency: Conservatives
How likely to win in constituency: Labour
How likely to win in constituency: Liberal Democrats
How likely to win in constituency: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
How likely to win in constituency: Greens
How likely to win in constituency: Scottish National Party (SNP)
How likely to win in constituency: Plaid Cymru
Interest in General Election
Like/dislike: Theresa May
Like/dislike: Corbyn
Like/dislike: Farron
Like/dislike: Sturgeon
Like/dislike: Wood
Like/dislike: Paul Nuttal
Like/dislike: Caroline Lucas
Best Prime Minister
Trust MPs in general
Likely to win majority: Conservatives
Likely to win majority: Labour
Pensions should increase even if average wages and prices aren’t going up
The government should fund the building of new council housing
The government should limit how much companies can charge for gas and electricit
Keep submarines with nuclear weapons
Would you support or oppose more homes being built in your local area?
Like/dislike: Conservatives
Like/dislike: Labour
Like/dislike: Liberal Democrats
Like/dislike: Scottish National Party
Like/dislike: Plaid Cymru
Like/dislike: United Kingdom Independence Party
Like/dislike: Green Party
Redistribution scale: Self
Redistribution scale: Conservatives
Redistribution scale: Labour
Redistribution scale: Liberal Democrats
Redistribution scale: UKIP
Redistribution scale: SNP
Redistribution scale: Plaid Cymru
Redistribution scale: Green Party
Would successfully reduce inequality: Conservative
Would successfully reduce inequality: Labour
Would successfully reduce inequality: Liberal Democrat
Would successfully reduce inequality: Scottish National Party (SNP)
Would successfully reduce inequality: Plaid Cymru
Would successfully reduce inequality: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
Would successfully reduce inequality: Green Party
Would successfully reduce inequality: None of these
Would successfully reduce inequality: Don't know
Gone too far: cuts to public spending
Gone too far: cuts to NHS spending
Gone too far: cuts to local services in my area
Gone too far: private companies running public services
Gone too far: measures to protect environment
Conservatives united or divided
Labour united or divided
Liberal Democrats united or divided
SNP united or divided
Plaid Cymru united or divided
UKIP united or divided
Green Party united or divided
European Integration scale (1990s version): self
European Integration scale (1990s version): Conservatives
European Integration scale (1990s version): Labour
European Integration scale (1990s version): Liberal Democrats
European Integration scale (1990s version): SNP
European Integration scale (1990s version): Plaid Cymru
European Integration scale (1990s version): UKIP
European Integration scale (1990s version): Greens
Vote intention in referendum on EU membership
Thinking about your local MP, do you think they support or oppose Brexit?
How well do you think the UK Government is handling the process of Britain's exi
Brexit priority: access to single market versus controlling immigration
Thinking about the EU referendum, do you think of yourself as closer to either t
When I speak about the $campText side, I usually say "we" instead of "they".
I am interested in what other people think about the $campText side.
When people criticize the $campText side, it feels like a personal insult.
I have a lot in common with other supporters of the $campText side.
When I meet someone who supports the $campText side, I feel connected with this
When people praise the $campText side, it makes me feel good.
Would successfully reduce immigration: Conservative
Would successfully reduce immigration: Labour
Would successfully reduce immigration: Liberal Democrat
Would successfully reduce immigration: Scottish National Party (SNP)
Would successfully reduce immigration: Plaid Cymru
Would successfully reduce immigration: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
Would successfully reduce immigration: Green Party
Would successfully reduce immigration: None of these
Would successfully reduce immigration: Don't know
Probability of voting for Conservatives
Probability of voting for Labour
Probability of voting for Liberal Democrats
Probability of voting for Scottish National Party
Probability of voting for Plaid Cymru
Probability of voting for UKIP
Probability of voting for Green party
Economy doing better or worse
NHS doing better or worse
Education doing better or worse
Would economy be doing better/worse under Labour
Would NHS be doing better /worse under Labour
Would schools be doing better/worse under Labour
Local economic situation now
15 or 20 years ago
Left/right position: Self
Left/right position: Conservative
Left/right position: Labour
Left/right position: Lib Dems
Left/right position: UKIP
Left/right position: SNP
Left/right position: Plaid Cymru
Left/right position: Greens
Left/right position: May
Left/right position: Corbyn
Do you think that the Labour candidate standing for Parliament in your constitue
Independence referendum vote intention
Are you, or have you ever been, a member of any Political party?
Which party were you most recently a member of?
Which party are you a member of?
Have any of the political parties contacted you during the past seven days?
Conservatives contacted you in last 4 weeks
Labour contacted you in last 4 weeks
Lib Dems contacted you in last 4 weeks
SNP contacted you in last 4 weeks
Plaid Cymru contacted you in last 4 weeks
UKIP contacted you in last 4 weeks
Other party contacted you in last 4 weeks
None of these parties contacted you in last 4 weeks
Green Party Contacted you in last 4 weeks
Conservatives contacted by telephone
Conservatives contacted by letter/leaflet
Conservatives visited home
Conservatives contacted in street
Conservatives contacted by email
Conservatives contacted by SMS
Conservatives contacted in other ways
Labour contacted by telephone
Labour contacted by letter/leaflet
Labour visited home
Labour contacted in street
Labour contacted by email
Labour contacted by SMS
Labour contacted in other ways
Lib Dems contacted by telephone
Lib Dems contacted by letter/leaflet
Lib Dems visited home
Lib Dems contacted in street
Lib Dems contacted by email
Lib Dems contacted by SMS
Lib Dems contacted in other ways
SNP contacted by telephone
SNP contacted by letter/leaflet
SNP visited home
SNP contacted in street
SNP contacted by email
SNP contacted by SMS
SNP contacted in other ways
Plaid Cymru contacted by telephone
Plaid Cymru contacted by letter/leaflet
Plaid Cymru visited home
Plaid Cymru contacted in street
Plaid Cymru contacted by email
Plaid Cymru contacted by SMS
Plaid Cymru contacted in other ways
UKIP contacted by telephone
UKIP contacted by letter/leaflet
UKIP visited home
UKIP contacted in street
UKIP contacted by email
UKIP contacted by SMS
UKIP contacted in other ways
Other party contacted by telephone
Other party contacted by letter/leaflet
Other party visited home
Other party contacted in street
Other party contacted by email
Other party contacted by SMS
Other party contacted in other ways
Local election turnout recall
Which party did you vote for in the local elections?
manchester Mayor preference First
manchester Mayor preference Second
liverpool Mayor preference First
liverpool Mayor preference Second
tees Mayor preference First
tees Mayor preference Second
wmids Mayor preference First
wmids Mayor preference Second
west Mayor preference First
west Mayor preference Second
doncaster Mayor preference First
doncaster Mayor preference Second
tyne Mayor preference First
tyne Mayor preference Second
Conservatives look after middle class
Conservatives look after working class
Labour look after middle class
Labour look after working class
UKIP look after middle class
UKIP look after working class
SNP look after middle class
SNP look after working class
Days R discusses politics
Did you see or hear all or part of the nationally televised debate among the fiv
Did you see or hear all or part of the Channel 4 and Sky News programme 'Battle
Did you see or hear all or part of the televised debate between representatives
Tone: Conservatives
Tone: Labour
Tone: Liberal Democrats
Tone: SNP
Tone: Plaid Cymru
Tone: UKIP
Tone: Greens
Done any work on behalf of a political party or action group
Given any money to a political party, organization or cause
Displayed an election poster
Listened to or watched a party election broadcast
Read a campaign leaflet/letter, text message or email from a political party
Tried to persuade somebody which party they should vote for
Time follows politics on TV
Time follows politics in newspapers (including online)
Time follows politics on the radio
Time follows politics on the internet (not including newspapers)
Do you use Twitter?
Twitter political info: Candidates or parties
Twitter political info: Someone you know personally
Twitter political info: Other people (e.g. commentators, journalists etc)
Do you use Facebook?
Facebook political info: Candidates or parties
Facebook political info: Someone you know personally
Shared political content on Facebook
Shared political content on Twitter
Shared political content through email
Shared political content through instant messaging
Shared political content on another website/online platform
It is every citizen's duty to vote in an election
Most people I know usually vote in general elections
Do you ever think of yourself as belonging to any particular class?
Handle most important issue: Conservatives
Handle most important issue: Labour
Handle most important issue: Liberal Democrat
Handle most important issue: SNP
Handle most important issue: Plaid Cymru
Handle most important issue: UKIP
Handle most important issue: Green Party
Relationship with person 1
Relationship with person 2
Relationship with person 3
R lives at same address as person 1
R lives at same address as person 2
R lives at same address as person 3
None of these people live at the same address as me
Don't know
Person 1 vote choice
Person 2 vote choice
Person 3 vote choice
Person 1 turnout
Person 2 turnout
Person 3 turnout
Does person 1 care whether R votes?
Does person 2 care whether R votes?
Does person 3 care whether R votes?
Person 1 asked R to vote
Person 2 asked R to vote
Person 3 asked R to vote
Partner asked R to vote
Someone living with R asked R to vote
Other person asked R to vote
None of these people asked R to vote
Constituency vote intention
Thinking about the next General Election, which party's candidate do you think y
Has anything happened in the last few days that has changed your view of any of
Which daily newspaper do you read most often?
British identity scale
Scottish identity scale
Welsh identity scale
English identity scale
European identity scale
No-one may stand for parliament unless they pay a deposit.
Only taxpayers are allowed to vote in a general election.
The Liberal Democrats favour a system of proportional representation for Westmin
MPs from different parties are on parliamentary committees.
The number of members of parliament is about 100
Personal economic retrospective evaluation: household
General economic retrospective evaluation: country
Britain should re-nationalize the railways
Britain should stop all government spending on overseas aid
Self: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Conservatives: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Labour: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Lib Dems: Allow more or fewer immigrants
SNP: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Plaid Cymru: Allow more or fewer immigrants
UKIP: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Green: Allow more or fewer immigrants
Are you a member of a trade union?
Have you *ever* been a member of a trade union?
Have you ever attended a University or other higher education institution?
Likelihood to vote in EU referendum
Which way did you vote in the EU referendum?
Thinking about the referendum on Scottish independence in September 2014, did yo
Age
Education qualification (highest attained)
Region lived
Employment Status Main
Interview Start Time
Interview End Time
Response date
First person named
Second person named
Third person named
Are your day-to-day activities limited because of a health problem or disability
Education level
Age group
Whether voted in 2015 General Election
EU Referendum Counting Unit
Parliamentary constituency ONS code
Gender
Marital status
Home ownership
Government Office Region
Ethnicity
Social Grade (Chief Income Earner) A / B / C1 / C2 / D / E
Religious affiliation
Age completed formal education
Local Education Authority
Local authority / District / Unitary Authority
Income - gross personal
Household size - number of children
General Election vote 2005
Religious denomination
EU referendum vote profile variable
EU referendum turnout profile variable
Personality - Agreeableness
Personality - Conscientiousness
Personality - Extraversion
Personality - Neuroticism
Personality - Openness
Left-right value: Government should redistribute incomes
Left-right value: Big business takes advantage of ordinary people
Left-right value: Ordinary working people do not get their fair share
Left-right value: There is one law for the rich and one for the poor
Left-right value: Management will always try to get the better of employees
Young people today don't have enough respect for traditional British values
For some crimes, the death penalty is the most appropriate sentence
Schools should teach children to obey authority
Censorship of films and magazines is necessary to uphold moral standards
People who break the law should be given stiffer sentences
Working status
Cares for pre-school age children
Cares for school age children
Cares for sick, disabled or elderly adults
No caring responsibilities
Have you worked in a paid job in the past?
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selfNumEmployeesLastW6
Are you an employee or self-employed/an independent contractor?
Were you an employee or self-employed/an independent contractor?
Equal opportunities for ethnic minorities gone too far | not far enough
Equal opportunities for women gone too far |not far enough
Equal opportunities to gays and lesbians gone too far | not far enough
Do you supervise or are you responsible for the work of any other people?
How many people work for your employer at the place where you work?
Did you supervise or were you responsible for the work of any other people?
How many people worked for your employer at the place where you worked most rece
Went to private primary/middle school
Went to private secondary school
Never went to private school
Private school: don't know
Speaks Welsh?
Left-right scale
Authoritarian/libertarianism scale
Press Association Constituency ID