Replication Data for: Survey Experiment on Social Issues in the United States (2016 Election Study)

This dataset captures individual-level responses to an online survey experiment run on Amazon Mechanical Turk between September 12 and mid-November 2016, spanning both the run-up to and aftermath of the U.S. presidential election. Respondents (N is about 1,000 unique) were randomly assigned to a crime-framing treatment that varied suspect race and incident details, then answered over 50 items on safety perceptions, crime-policy and welfare attitudes, vote intention, demographics, ideology, and moral value trade-offs. A post-election re-contacted panel enables within-person analysis of opinion change. Data are provided in wide format (survey_results.csv), with the full questionnaire and consent form in Oct21_survey.pdf. Licensed under MIT.