is_red_wall: Is a Constituency in the "Red Wall"?
In jackobailey/britpol: Data and Functions for Studying British Politics
is_red_wall R Documentation
Is a Constituency in the "Red Wall"?
Description
This function takes a vector of constituency names and returns a variable that indicates if each element is in the "Red Wall" or not. These constituencies are coded according to the classification created by James Kanagasooriam.
Usage
is_red_wall(x = NULL)
Arguments
x
A vector of constituency data.
Value
A boolean vector.
Examples
## Not run:
is_redwall(x = "Bury South")
## End(Not run)
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Is a Constituency in the "Red Wall"?
Description
This function takes a vector of constituency names and returns a variable that indicates if each element is in the "Red Wall" or not. These constituencies are coded according to the classification created by James Kanagasooriam.
Usage
is_red_wall(x = NULL)
Arguments
x |
A vector of constituency data. |
Value
A boolean vector.
Examples
## Not run:
is_redwall(x = "Bury South")
## End(Not run)
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