Data from: Voting for Winners and Losers in a Hybrid Regime: How Thailand’s 2023 Election Shaped Voter Opinion

This is the replication dataset for

Ricks, Jacob and Allen Hicken. 2025. “Voting for Winners and Losers in a Hybrid Regime: How Thailand’s 2023 Election Shaped Voter Opinion.” Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs. Online First: https://doi.org/10.1177/18681034251341319

This dataset contains anonymized individual-level survey responses collected around Thailand’s 2023 general election. It includes demographic variables (e.g., age, sex, education, region, income range), political behavior (e.g., vote choice, party preference, turnout), and attitudinal indicators such as political knowledge, democratic values, institutional trust, and perceptions of government performance.

The survey was administered in two waves — before and after the election — and captures both static characteristics (e.g., religion, occupation) and dynamic perceptions (e.g., trust in democracy, institutional effectiveness, national outlook). The dataset also includes derived fields such as voter satisfaction and shifts in opinion post-election.

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