SMRC Exit Poll: Jokowi's electability in West Java trails Prabowo's.

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04/07/2018 12:48 WIB

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Surveys show that if the 2019 Presidential election were held concurrently with regional elections, Jokowi would lead in five regions.

Jokowi and Prabowo's Electability in 6 Provinces According to the SMRC Exit Poll in the June 27, 2018 Regional Elections

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Jokowi and Prabowo's Electability in 6 Provinces According to the SMRC Exit Poll in the June 27, 2018 Regional Elections

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Saiful Mujani Research and Consulting (SMRC), a research institution, presented findings from an exit poll conducted during the simultaneous regional elections (Pilkada) in 2018 across six regions. The survey posed a hypothetical question: if the 2019 Presidential Election were held concurrently with the Pilkada, which presidential candidate would be chosen between Joko Widodo (Jokowi) and Prabowo Subianto? Jokowi emerged victorious in five of the six regions.

In West Java, Prabowo's electability surpassed Jokowi's, garnering 51.2% of the vote compared to Jokowi's 40.3%. This suggests that the 2019 presidential campaign influenced Prabowo's electability, as he supported the Sudrajat-Syaikhu pair in the West Java Pilkada held on June 27th.

However, Jokowi's electability outperformed Prabowo's in the remaining five regions. In Central Java, Jokowi achieved 73.1% of the vote; in East Java, 64.2%; in North Sumatra, 52.8%; in South Sulawesi, 50%; and in West Kalimantan, 58.4%.

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