Political Indicator Survey: Majority of Residents Doubt Agus-Sylvi Will Keep Promises

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Citizen Confidence in the Agus-Sylvi Program: Rp 1 Billion in Aid per RW in January 2017

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Citizen Confidence in the Agus-Sylvi Program: Rp 1 Billion in Aid per RW in January 2017

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Most Jakarta residents doubt Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono and Sylviana Murni can fulfill their campaign promise of Rp 1 billion per RW (community unit) per year. An Indikator Politik Indonesia (IPI) survey in January 2017 revealed that of the 67 percent of respondents aware of Agus-Sylvi's program, 64 percent doubted its feasibility.

Awareness of the Rp 1 billion per RW program has increased, yet public confidence in its realization has concurrently decreased. A similar survey in December 2016 showed only 50 percent of residents knew about the program proposed by the pair (candidate number one). However, 26 percent believed Agus-Sylvi could deliver. By January 2017, that figure had dropped to only 24 percent.

The IPI survey was conducted from January 12-20, 2017, employing stratified multistage random sampling. 880 people were interviewed face-to-face, but only 697 samples were analyzed, based on a margin of error of +/- 3.8 percent and a 95 percent confidence level.

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