Replication Data for: Native Hawaiian Self-Identification in the 2020 CMPS: Political Relevance and Insights

This paper explores the implications of including a Native Hawaiian oversample in the 2020 Collaborative Multicultural Post-Election Survey (CMPS) for political science research. By disaggregating Native Hawaiians from broader racial and ethnic categories, the study sheds light on their unique experiences and political significance. Challenges in survey data collection from Indigenous populations, such as mistrust and geographic dispersion, are discussed alongside the survey's findings on Native Hawaiian self-identification and demographic characteristics. The analysis underscores the importance of recognizing the diversity within the Native Hawaiian population and its implications for political research.