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VAR CF0708 PARTY OF VOTE FOR SENATOR

VAR CF0708    PARTY OF VOTE FOR SENATOR
              COLUMNS 563-563
              NUMERIC
              MD EQ 0


        1952-1976:  How about the vote for United States Senator?  Did you
        vote for a candidate for Senator?  (IF YES:)  Who did you vote for?
        Which party was that?

        1978 and later:  IF R HAS BALLOT CARD:  [Still looking at the list of
        candidates].  WITH OR WITHOUT BALLOT CARD:   How about the election
        for the United States Senate?   Did you vote for a candidate for the
        U.S./United States Senate?  (IF YES:) Who did you vote for?

        1992 California:  We had two Senate races in California.  Which
        candidate did you vote for?

        1996 Kansas:  How about the two elections for the United States
        Senate?  Did you vote for candidates for the U.S. Senate?
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        USE WEIGHT VARIABLE VCF0009/VCF0009A/VCF0009B.

        SEE VCF0707.  SENATE DATA CODED IN SAME MANNER AS HOUSE DATA.

        1980-later cases administered without Ballot Card presentation include
        respondents who had voted outside the state of their sample selection
        location. 1980 was the first year that 'outside' voting was tracked
        and documented. [Interviews administered with Ballot Card present may
        have been preceded by a lead-in such as "Still looking at the list of
        candidates..]

        In California in 1992, in Tennessee in 1994, and in Kansas in 1996 the
        regular Senate election and a second "special" Senate election were
        held.  This variable codes data for the respondent's vote in the
        regular Senate election only.  [Note special question wording was not
        used for Tennessee in 1994; in the processing of the original 1994
        Study data, responses for the "special" Tennessee Senate election were
        ignored in coding and are not found in the 1994 Study data.]

             1.  Democrat
             2.  Republican

             0.  DK; NA; did not vote; refused to say if voted; DK/NA if
                 voted; refused to say who voted for; "other" (minor/3rd
                 party) vote; name given by R not on candidate list (1978-
                 1988); no race in state; INAP, no post IW 1952, 1960, 1964,
                 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996); voted but
                 not for Senate; forms III and IV (1972); Washington D.C.; did
                 not vote in regular Senate election (California, 1992 ONLY);
                 question not used

        1952:  186          1956:  211            1958:  86
        1960:  210          1964:  289            1966:  110
        1968:  320          1970:  211(type 0)    1972:  482
        1974:  2325         1976:  3670           1978:  478
        1980:  1001,1002    1982:  509-511        1984:  796-798
        1986:  269-271      1988:  773            1990:  294
        1992:  5628         1994:  618            1996:  961093
        1998:  980317       2000:  001275


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Walter Mebane 2003-02-17