Conspiracy beliefs in Italy after the 2024 European elections

This dataset and accompanying materials represent data collected from a public opinion survey conducted in Italy in July 2024. The survey was administered through online interviews using the Computer-Assisted Web Interview (CAWI) method. The sample includes 1,558 adult residents of Italy, distributed across various demographics including region, gender, age, and political affiliation, with data weighted according to the latest ISTAT parameters.

The survey covers various topics, including political behaviour, conspiracy beliefs, populism, trust in public institutions, social dominance orientation, right-wing authoritarianism, and personal satisfaction. Respondents were asked about their voting choices in the 2024 European elections, their views on conspiracy theories, their trust in Italian political and health institutions, and their social and political attitudes.