🚨 New Datasets 🚨

We have published two new datasets:

1. A condensed version of the BES internet panel, designed for use by teaching professionals.

2. A supplementary dataset, which can link Wave 22 with the Scottish/Welsh Election Studies.

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📊 UPDATED DATA📊

We're pleased to announced that we have updated our internet panel to include top-up ns_sec and ns_sec_analytic information for respondents in waves 10-15.

You can find the data here: britishelectionstudy.com/data-objects/p…

Congratulations to Jane Green Co-Director British Election Study & new President of the British Polling Council BritishPollingCounci bit.ly/48fB1ic

Published today Jane Green & Prof Geoff Evans University of Oxford Nuffield Library present important considerations about impact of electoral #volatility #Economic #Security & #class voting bit.ly/3RsCxsf in new report from UK in a Changing Europe Oxford Politics and IR OxfordSocialSciences

Speaking now Jane Green UK in a Changing Europe conference. Nuffield Library Oxford Politics and IR OxfordSocialSciences University of Oxford

At UK in a Changing Europe public opinion conference. I’ll be presenting British Election Study data on a) persistence of Brexit realignment so far, and b) why. Answer: it’s mainly the politics of competence and this is, I think, why Consve ‘resets’ aren’t working.

📊 BES Internet Panel Wave 25 is live! 📈

- Covers the May 2023 local elections
- New questions on attitudes towards the economy, including new measures on nationalisation
- Fixes to profiles data to ensure maximum completeness on demographics

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Check out the symposium The Contemporary Politics of the United Kingdom: Brexit, Identity, and Democracy now on FirstView!

Ft. Lindsay Richards British Election Study Kristoffer Ahlstrom-Vij Will Allen Jamie Pow Sara Hobolt Maria Sobolewska 🇺🇦 David L. Leal Eric Kaufmann & others!

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This data includes a fix for a bug where the country variable for some respondents was incorrectly coded as missing.

As such, we encourage users to rerun any analyses in progress that might use this variable with the latest version of the data.