Electoral Integrity and Partisan Attachment: Three U.S. Survey Experiments

Comprising replication data from three preregistered survey experiments conducted by Laurits Florang Aarslew to analyze how electoral integrity violations affect partisan attachments in the United States. Published through the British Journal of Political Science Dataverse, the records measure voter alienation and the influence of co-partisan information sources on political accountability.

Use Cases

• Analyzing the correlation between electoral integrity violations and changes in partisan attachment scores
• Evaluating the impact of co-partisan information sources on voter accountability and belief updating
• Modeling the likelihood of partisan alienation versus electoral defection in response to undemocratic behavior

Strengths

• Data derived from three distinct preregistered survey experiments
• Includes measures for both partisan attachment and animosity toward opposing parties
• Captures the effect of information sponsorship from co-partisan sources

Limitations

• Geographically limited to the United States political context
• Relies on self-reported survey responses which may be subject to social desirability bias
• Lack of explicit column definitions in the primary metadata

Provenance

Source

British Journal of Political Science Dataverse

Collection Method

Preregistered survey experiments

Freshness

Last updated March 2026.

Geography

United States