2020
DOI: 10.35656/jkp.29.3.6
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The Effect of COVID19 on Vote Choice in the 2020 Korean Legislative Election

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“…landslide victory, some studies show that positive evaluations of government responses to COVID-19 caused South Korean voters to cast a vote for the ruling party(Park 2020;Shin 2020). Further, many studies demonstrate that positive assessments of government performance in handling COVID-19 increased citizens' vaccination intentions(Hwang, Gil, and Choi 2021;Kim, Chang, and Jang 2021), trust in government, satisfaction with the democratic system, and national pride(Gil 2021;Oh 2021;Shin and Park 2022), and even led to support for the state role expansion (S..…”
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“…landslide victory, some studies show that positive evaluations of government responses to COVID-19 caused South Korean voters to cast a vote for the ruling party(Park 2020;Shin 2020). Further, many studies demonstrate that positive assessments of government performance in handling COVID-19 increased citizens' vaccination intentions(Hwang, Gil, and Choi 2021;Kim, Chang, and Jang 2021), trust in government, satisfaction with the democratic system, and national pride(Gil 2021;Oh 2021;Shin and Park 2022), and even led to support for the state role expansion (S..…”
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confidence: 99%