CSPP 2024 Presidential Election Study
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Goren, Paul
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The CSPP 2024 Presidential Election Study was a two-wave panel study of political attitudes during the 2024 Presidential election. The survey interviewed a national sample of American adults. Major topics include policy opinions, news avoidance, trust and efficacy, and anti-democratic attitudes.
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Center for the Study of Political Psychology
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Goren, Paul; Vraga, Emily; Barrett, Caitlyn; Borgida, Eugene; Federico, Christopher; Lavine, Howard; Alia, Nicholas; Beck, Sarah; Campos, Nicolas; Devaney, Mackenzie; Hertzog, Grace; Hvidsten, Taylor; Kim, Minyoung; Kreft, Brianna; Saks, Emily; Tang, Rongwei (Rita). (2025). CSPP 2024 Presidential Election Study. Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://hdl.handle.net/11299/272346.
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