ID
GB core weight
GB full weight
GB weight w1 to w5
Respondent took wave 7
Respondent took wave 8
Respondent took wave 9
Respondent took wave 10
Respondent took wave 11
Respondent took wave 12
individual calander day weights
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
Interview Start Time
Interview End Time
Most Important Issue
Best party on most important issue
Interest in General Election
Good/bad job in govt: Conservatives
Good/bad job in govt: Labour
Good/bad job in govt: Lib Dems
Good/bad job in govt: SNP
Good/bad job in govt: Plaid Cymru
Good/bad job in govt: UKIP
Good/bad job in govt: Greens
Like/dislike: David Cameron
Like/dislike: Ed Miliband
Like/dislike: Nick Clegg
Like/dislike: Sturgeon
Like/dislike: Leanne Wood
Like/dislike: Nigel Farage
Like/dislike: Bennett
Applied for postal vote
And have you already voted (by post)?
Decided on General Election vote
Difference between Conservative and Labour parties
Best leader in the campaign
Worst leader in the campaign
Watched first debate
Watched second debate
Watched third debate
Parties and politicians in the UK are more concerned with fighting each other th
Tone: Conservatives
Tone: Labour
Tone: Liberal Democrats
Tone: SNP
Tone: Plaid Cymru
Tone: UKIP
Tone: Greens
Likely to win majority: Conservatives
Likely to win majority: Labour
Preferred election outcome: Conservative led coalition
Preferred election outcome: Conservative majority
Preferred election outcome: Labour led coalition
Preferred election outcome: Labour majority
Preferred election outcome: Some other government
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
Join coalition with Labour: Liberal Democrats
Join coalition with Labour: Scottish National Party (SNP)
Join coalition with Labour: Plaid Cymru
Join coalition with Labour: Green Party
Join coalition with Labour: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
Join coalition with Conservatives: Liberal Democrats
Join coalition with Conservatives: Scottish National Party (SNP)
Join coalition with Conservatives: Plaid Cymru
Join coalition with Conservatives: Green Party
Join coalition with Conservatives: United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
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
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
Like/dislike: British National Party (BNP)
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
Probability of voting for BNP
Like/dislike: Scottish National Party (outside Scotland)
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
Have any of the political parties contacted you during the previous 7 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
Green Party Contacted you in last 4 weeks
Other party contacted you in last 4 weeks
None of these parties contacted you in last 4 weeks
Don't know who 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
Green Party contacted by telephone
Green Party contacted by letter/leaflet
Green Party visited home
Green Party contacted in street
Green Party contacted by email
Green Party contacted by SMS
Green Party 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
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
Days R discusses politics
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)
Time follows politics talking to other people
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
Facebook political info: Other people on Facebook e.g. commentators, journalists
Other than on Twitter and Facebook, have you visited the website of a candidate
Visited Conservative party or candidate website
Visited Labour party or candidate website
Visited Liberal Democrat party or candidate website
Visited SNP party or candidate website
Visited Plaid Cymru party or candidate website
Visited UKIP party or candidate website
Visited Green party or candidate website
Visited another party or candidate website
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
Signed up online to help a party or candidate
Which party signed up online to help
Handle most important issue: Conservatives
Handle most important issue: Labour
Handle most important issue: Liberal Democrat
Handle most important issue: UKIP
Handle most important issue: Green Party
Constituency vote intention
Wave 5 full sample
Wave 5 core sample
Wave 7 full sample
Wave 7 core sample
miilabelcertaintyW5
Most important issue category (auto-coded)
Are your day-to-day activities limited because of a health problem or disability
Education level
Age group
EU Referendum Counting Unit
ns-sec sub-categories
ns-sec analytic categories
Employed in creative and cultural industries
Employed in creative and cultural industries (excluding IT)
Employed in IT industry
Parliamentary constituency ONS code
Gender
Age indexed to February 2014
Marital status
Home ownership
Government Office Region
Age completed formal education
Ethnicity
Local Education Authority
Local authority / District / Unitary Authority
Income - gross household
Income - gross personal
Household size
Household size - number of children
Newspaper readership - main daily
General Election vote 2005
General Election vote 2010
Religious affiliation
Religious denomination
House Tenure
Parliamentary Constituency (Westminster) 2010 boundries
2015 turnout (earliest recorded)
EU referendum vote (earliest recorded)
EU referendum turnout (earliest recorded)
Personality - Agreeableness
Personality - Conscientiousness
Personality - Extraversion
Personality - Neuroticism
Personality - Openness
Have you worked in a paid job in the past?
How many people do you employ at the place you work?
How many people did you employ at the place you worked?
Are you an employee or self-employed/an independent contractor?
Were you an employee or self-employed/an independent contractor?
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
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
Social desirability scale
I always smile at people every time I meet them
I always practice what I preach
If I say to people that I will do something, I always keep my promise no matter
I would never lie to people
No social desirability statements apply
Don't know which social desirability statements apply
Working status
Cares for pre-school age children
Cares for school age children
Cares for sick, disabled or elderly adults
No caring responsibilities
Generally speaking, how willing are you to take risks?
Left-right scale
Authoritarian/libertarianism scale
MII manual coding
Dimension of MII
MII (manually-coded/collapsed)