This briefing, describes changes in democratic attitudes in Lesotho and is based on a survey of 1,161 Basotho who are 18 years of age or older, administered between 6 July 2005 and 17 August 2005. The survey was conducted in 145 villages, in census enumeration areas selected by a random process proportional to population, with the help of Lesotho’s Bureau of Statistics. Every district was represented in proportion to its population. A precise method was developed for finding random households within each village. Men and women were selected in alternation in successive households, so that in the end the sample consisted of 580 men and 581 women.
Language
Keywords
Countries
Regions
Related content
Working paper
WP13: Citizen perceptions of democracy, governance, and political crisis in Lesotho
Working paper
WP49: Electoral institutions, partisan status, and political support: A natural experiment from Lesotho
Dispatch
AD270: Basotho see progress in fight against corruption but fear retaliation if they report incidents