dec13_excerpt: Pew Research Center December 2013 Political Survey Excerpt
In pewresearch/pewmethods: Pew Research Center Methods Miscellaneous Functions
Description
Selected attitudinal and demographic variables from a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in December 2013, to help illustrate pewmethods functions.
Usage
1
Format
A tibble with 2001 observations and 14 variables:
- psraid
Respondent ID
- cregion
Census region
- q1
Obama approval
- q2
Strong/not strong Obama approval
- q45
Affordable Care Act approval
- sex
Respondent sex
- recage
Respondent age brackets
- receduc
Respondent 3-category education
- racethn2
Respondent race/ethnicity
- party
Party ID
- partyln
Party lean for independents, etc.
- weight
Survey weight
- llweight
Weight for landline RDD sample only
- cellweight
Weight for cellphone RDD sample only
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Description
Selected attitudinal and demographic variables from a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in December 2013, to help illustrate pewmethods functions.
Usage
1 |
Format
A tibble with 2001 observations and 14 variables:
- psraid
Respondent ID
- cregion
Census region
- q1
Obama approval
- q2
Strong/not strong Obama approval
- q45
Affordable Care Act approval
- sex
Respondent sex
- recage
Respondent age brackets
- receduc
Respondent 3-category education
- racethn2
Respondent race/ethnicity
- party
Party ID
- partyln
Party lean for independents, etc.
- weight
Survey weight
- llweight
Weight for landline RDD sample only
- cellweight
Weight for cellphone RDD sample only
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