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Survey of Muslims - Control Group
CATI Fieldwork : 5th - 7th June 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 16

Q4. There are a number of things that can cause problems for people in their local area. In your local area, how much of a problem is racial or religious
harassment, even if it doesn't affect you personally?
Base: All respondents
Gender

Total

Male
(a)

Age

Female
(b)

18-24
(d)

25-34
(e)

35-44
(f)

Class

45-54
(g)

55-64
(h)

65+
(i)

AB
(j)

C1
(k)

Region

C2
(l)

Scotland
(n)

DE
(m)

North
East
(o)

North
West
(p)

Yorkshire
& Humberside
(q)

West
Midlands
(r)

East
Midlands
(s)

Wales
(t)

Eastern
(u)

London
(v)

South
East
(w)

South
West
(x)

Unweighted base

1008

517

491

85

152

167

183

158

263

411

203

158

236

93

41

105

92

94

70

53

99

136

134

91

Weighted base

1008

491

517

117*

175

165

180

145

226

271

271

220

246

88*

42*

116*

86*

91*

75*

51*

98*

133

141

89*

16
19%T

15
17%T

9
12%t

2
3%

-

NET: Big Problem

141
14%

69
14%

72
14%

38
27
32%EFG 16%hI
HI

Very big problem

(4)

31
3%

19
4%

12
2%

Fairly big problem

(3)

110
11%

50
10%

61
12%

Not a very big
problem

(2)

361
36%

174
35%

187
36%

52
45%I

Not a problem at all

(1)

479
48%

243
49%

236
46%

27
23%

840
83%

416
85%

423
82%

79
68%

27
3%

5
1%

NET: Not a Problem

Don't know

Mean
Standard deviation
Standard error

1.69
0.79
0.03

1.68
0.81
0.04

21
4%A
1.69
0.78
0.04

7
6%HI

8
5%H

30
19
26%EFG 11%i
HI

2.16EF
GHI
0.85
0.09

21
13%
6
3%h

27
15%hI

11
8%

17
8%

40
15%

31
11%

37
17%

34
14%

6
3%h

1
*

4
2%

9
3%

3
1%

8
4%

11
4%k

15
17%T
4
5%sU

15
9%

21
12%I

11
7%

13
6%

31
12%

27
10%

28
13%

23
9%

11
12%T

63
36%

61
37%

64
36%

57
39%I

65
29%

101
37%

96
36%

70
32%

93
38%

33
38%

71
41%D

78
47%D

84
47%D

76
143
127
52%De 63%DEF 47%
GH

132
49%

106
48%

114
46%

38
43%

139
84%D

148
82%D

132
208
229
91%DEf 92%DEF 84%
G
G

228
84%

176
80%

207
84%

71
81%

7
3%j

5
2%

2
2%

133
76%

14
6
8%DGHI 3%dI
1.78HI

1.68I

5
3%I
1.71hI

2
1%
1.56

1
*
1.46

2
1%
1.71

12
5%J
1.62

1.72

1.71

24
21%TuX

1
2%

7
6%sU

3
7%

0.85
0.07

0.79
0.06

0.80
0.06

0.65
0.05

0.68
0.04

0.80
0.04

0.73
0.05

0.84
0.07

0.82
0.05

6
7%StU

1
2%
-

10
11%t
-

21
16%T
6
5%su

18
13%T

8
9%t

3
2%

2
2%

15
10%t

7
8%

18
15%T

10
12%T

13
14%T

9
12%t

1
2%

10
11%t

15
11%T

40
34%

24
28%

39
27
43%OQU 36%

18
34%

26
27%

57
55
43%OQU 39%ou

50
43%

40
47%

35
39%

36
49%

33
55
52
64%NPq 56%npR 39%
RVW
V

38
90%q

90
78%

64
74%

74
82%

63
85%

51
98%NoP
QRSUVW
x

1
2%

2
1%

1
1%

3
4%

10
23%
28
67%NPQ
RsVW

1.78OT

1.43

0.85
0.09

0.72
0.11

U

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5%, 10% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h/i - j/k/l/m - n/o/p/q/r/s/t/u/v/w/x/y
Overlap formulae used. * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Prepared for Channel 4 and Juniper by ICM

4
9%

6
7%prtv
X

1.83OT
1.77oT
1.80OT
Ux
u
Ux
0.90
0.09

0.94
0.10

0.79
0.08

-

81
83%

6
6%tX

109
82%

2
2%

1.62t

1.37

1.51

1.81OT
Ux

0.70
0.08

0.52
0.07

0.69
0.07

0.82
0.07

64
46%
119
84%q

34
38%
46
52%rv
80
91%nPQ

4
3%

-

1.69oT

1.5 9t

0.76
0.07

0.72
0.08