Unique ID
Gender
Age of respondent in years
Number of people in the household
Number of people under 18 in the household
Which of these applies to your home?
Number of cars available to household
Postcode sector
Westminster constituency (N=59)
Scottish Parliament constituency (N=72)
Scottish Parliament region
ONS Urban / Rural (Scotland)
Location based on postcode
Panel status of respondent
Response date - follow-up
Follow-up weight (Full YouGov weight)
How often do you read a daily morning newspaper?
Which daily morning newspaper do you read most often?
What is your marital status?
Which of the following BEST describes the way you think of yourself?
If 'other’, please specify
Which of following groups do you belong to?
Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion?
Which religion or denomination do you belong to?
How often do you attend services/meetings connected with your religion?
Which best describes the sort of work you do (or did in last job)?
Which best describes the sort of work your partner does/did?
Which type of the following organisations do/did you work for?
Which type of organisation does/did your partner work for?
Which of these is your (or your partner's) main source of income?
Total income of household from all sources before tax
At what age did you finish full-time education?
Do you have any educational or work-related qualifications?
What is the highest qualification you have?
If there was an SP election tomorrow, how likely is it that you would vote?
On the REGIONAL list, which party would you be most likely to vote for?
If ‘Other’, please specify which party
In the CONSTITUENCY, which party would you be most likely to vote for?
How satisfied with the way that democracy works in Scotland?
People like me have no say in what government does
MSPs soon lose touch with the people who elected them
Politics and government are too complicated for me to understand
Parties are only interested in votes not voters’ opinions
Most of my family and friends think voting is a waste of time
It is every citizen’s duty to vote
Elections help to keep politicians accountable for their
Elections allow voters to express opinions but don't change anything
Elections allow voters to tell politicians what they think is really important
All things considered most elections are a big waste of time and money
How fair would you say are Westminster elections in general?
How fair would you say are SP elections in general?
Where would you place yourself on this scale? - social trust 1
Where would you place yourself on this scale? - social trust 2
Which best describes the result of the 2007 election in terms of seats?
Which comes closest to your view about the government formed?
How fair would you say was the 2007 election?
Before polling day did you see public information about how to vote?
Postal voting
The electronic counting machines
The number of rejected ballot papers
The new electoral system for council elections
Have you spoken to anyone who is worried that their ballot was rejected?
How confident are you that your own ballot counted and was not rejected?
If you were to make a mistake on your ballot paper which should you do?
Most important reason for big increase in rejected ballots
Second most important reason for big increase in rejected ballots
Most to blame for big increase in rejected ballots
Second most to blame for big increase in rejected ballots
How likely that rejected ballots affected outcome - in constituency
How likely that rejected ballots affected outcome - in election overall
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Central Scotland?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Glasgow?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Highlands and Islands?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Lothians?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Mid Scotland and Fife?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: North East Scotland?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: South Scotland?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: West of Scotland?
Particularly high % of rejected ballots: Don't know
Do you know roughly what % of ballot papers was rejected overall?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Conservatives?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Labour?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Lib Dems?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: SNP?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Greens?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: SSP?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Solidarity?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Other?
May have gained due to rejected ballots: None
May have gained due to rejected ballots: Don't know
If 'other' please specify which party
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Conservatives?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Labour?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Lib Dems?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: SNP?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Greens?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: SSP?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Solidarity?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Other?
May have lost due to rejected ballots: None
May have lost due to rejected ballots: Don't know
What effect has 2007 had on your chances of voting in future SP elections
Should be top priority for the next elections
Should be second top priority for the next elections
How likely are Gould recommendations to be implemented?
Better to have one party in government even if they don't have a majority
Coalitions tend to result in more moderate policies
When a party has a majority it just does what it wants and ignores voters
A coalition means that nobody gets the government they voted for
If a party doesn’t get a majority it shouldn’t be allowed to govern alone
By winning a majority a party shows it's the voters' clear choice
Self-placement on coalition attitudes scale
Which is closest to your view about coalition partners?
Conservative Party
Labour Party
Liberal Democrats
SNP
Labour Party - to take tough decisions
SNP - to take tough decisions
Labour Party - to manage public services
SNP - to manage public services
Labour Party - in a crisis
SNP - in a crisis
Labour Party - to deliver on manifesto
SNP - to deliver on manifesto
Age in three categories
Age in four categories
Age in six categories
Religion (pre_q217-q218)
Occupation (pre_q221)