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Choose a combination of both geography and data type. There are four geographies available: Current 2015 Seats; Proposed new 2018 Seats (now abandonned); Council wards as at 2015; and Council wards as at 2019. There are also twelve data types available including both political and demographic measures. See Definitions for more details about them.

Seats have green boundaries, wards have brown boundaries, and localities (output areas) have purple boundaries.

The map is fully browsable – you can move around the country and zoom in and out. You can also focus on a particular seat to see all the localities (census output areas) within it. Just click on any seat's marker to get focus on it, or enter a postcode into the "Focus postcode" box and press 'Go'. Focus mode shows all the localities within the seat, coloured according to the selected data type. To cancel the focus mode, press the 'Clear Focus' button.

To see the names of seats, wards or localities, just hover your mouse over the relevant circular marker. Alternatively, click the tick box 'Show Labels' and this will display all the area names when the map is zoomed in to a sufficiently large scale.

Power user tip: To see an individual output area, enter its postcode into the 'Focus Postcode' box and switch to 'Wards 2019' geography.

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Data Definitions

Indicator definitions are given in terms of political data definitions or census categories:

Indicator	Census Question	Definition / Included Census Categories	National Average
Party 2019	–	Area party winner : actual 2019 election result or projected by Electoral Calculus	–
Party 2017	–	Area party winner : actual 2017 election result or projected by Electoral Calculus	–
Party 2015	–	Area party winner : actual 2015 election result or projected by Electoral Calculus	–
Tribe	–	Tribe identification, estimated by Electoral Calculus. Learn about the seven political tribes.	–
Economic	–	Economic position between 100° Left and 100° Right, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.	0°
National	–	National position between 100° Global and 100° National, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.	0°
Social	–	Social position between 100° Socially Liberal and 100° Socially Conservative, estimated by Electoral Calculus from political and demographic data.	0°
EU Ref	–	EU Referendum vote share for 'Remain' or 'Leave' : actual result or estimate	52% Leave
British	National Identity (KS202)	Percentage of those answering British, British-Other, or Scottish-British.	29%
Good Health	Health (KS301)	Percentage of those answering 'Very Good Health'.	48%
UK Born	Country of Birth (QS203)	Percentage of those answering England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, GB Other, or UK Other.	88%
Good Educ	Highest level of Qualification (QS501)	Percentage of those whose highest educational qualification is Level 3 (A-level equivalent) or Level 4+ (degree equivalent).	39%
Good Job	Occupation (QS606)	Percentage of those with jobs whose job is in the top Occupation codes 1xx to 4xx (Managers, Professionals, Associates, and office workers).	51%
High SEC	NS-SeC of Household Reference Person (QS609)	Percentage of those whose National Statistics Socio-economic Classification is in the top four categories (higher managers and professionals, lower managers and professionals, intermediate occupations, small employers and self-employed).	51%
Ave Age	Age (QS103)	Average age of adults (18 years and above).	48.5 years
ABC1 Class	Approximated Social Grade (QS611)	Percentage of those whose Approximated social grades is A, B or C1 ("middle class").	53%

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