June 1, 2025Asian perspective

Retrospection and Vote Choice: Evidence from Cross-Sectional Studies in South Korea

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Voters' retrospective evaluations of the government's COVID-19 measures influenced vote choice for the ruling party.
Trust in COVID-19 countermeasures correlated with increased voting intentions for the incumbent, highlighting political attitudes.
Analysis of election behaviors showed significant findings across various survey timings, suggesting stable voting patterns.
Understanding the psychological mechanisms behind voting decisions during pandemics is crucial for future electoral strategies.

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Cross-sectional studies reveal how retrospective evaluations of COVID-19 measures influence vote choice, indicating psychological effects in elections.

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Park et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7f397567bf4f94ff5bbb https://doi.org/10.1353/anp.2025.a968244

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Cross-sectional studies reveal how retrospective evaluations of COVID-19 measures influence vote choice, indicating psychological effects in elections.

Retrospection and Vote Choice: Evidence from Cross-Sectional Studies in South Korea

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Retrospection and Vote Choice: Evidence from Cross-Sectional Studies in South Korea

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