Replication Data for: Do Voters Trust Deliberative Minipublics? Examining the Origins and Impact of Legitimacy Perceptions for the Citizens’ Initiative Review

The dataset and code replicate the findings presented in "Do Voters Trust Deliberative Minipublics? Examining the Origins and Impact of Legitimacy Perceptions for the Citizens’ Initiative Review" published in Political Behavior. The 2018 data collection effort was paid for with funds from the Pennsylvania State University. For assistance with questionnaire item development and/or direct observation of the 2018 CIRs, thanks go to Lala Muradova Huseynova (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), Jonathan Gruber (the Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Katherine Knobloch (Colorado State University), Michael Morrell (University of Connecticut), Alexander Geisler (Université de Genève), Nenad Stojanović (Université de Genève), Charly Pache, Maija Setälä (Turun yliopisto), Maija Jäske (Turun yliopisto), Henrik Serup Christensen (Åbo Akademi), Jane Suiter and David Farrell (University College Dublin), Arild Ohren (Norges teknisknaturvitenskapelige universitet), David Brinker (Tufts University), Laura Black (Ohio University), and Genevieve Fuji Johnson (Simon Fraser University).