Electoral Studies

The Leiter and Reilly module of the Canadian Local Parliamentary Project (Loewen et al 2018).

Replication files for "‘What do we have to lose?’: Local economic decline, prospect theory, and support for Brexit"

This includes the media-guided spatial reference points from 33 democracies since the 1980s.

This is a do-file, which processes publicly available CCES and Census data available at the URL cited in the references. The second file is correct, it is not clear how to delete the duplicate.

This data is the half-way point of the uploaded do-file; it includes all the merged data required to perform the individual-level CCES analyses presented in the paper.

These data are used in the analyses in the paper "Locally Rich, Nationally Poor." The included replication do-file creates the paper's figures and tables in Stata. The datasets include processed data from the 2000 and 2004 National Annenberg Election Survey, the 2008, 2012, and 2016 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study, and the U.S. Census.

Dataset contains a range of political attitudes held by a nationally representative sample of the United Kingdom. Fieldwork was carried out in 2015 (n=3,328) online by YouGov.

Wave 13 of the British Election Study Online Panel. Nationally representative longitudinal study of the political attitudes and behaviour of British voters. This survey has a sample size of n=31,196 respondents, and was conducted online in June 2017.

The 2010 Ethnic Minority British Election Study. Face to face survey conducted in 2010 including samples of Britain's largest ethnic minority groups; Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, African and Caribbean (combined n=2,787)

Dataset which contains a nationally representative sample of British Jews (n=512). Content is largely on political attitudes and behaviour, fieldwork was conducted in 2017 by polling company Survation.