GRP Survey: Agus-Sylvi Electability Reaches 45%

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Jakarta Gubernatorial Candidate Electability Survey by GRP, January 2017

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Jakarta Gubernatorial Candidate Electability Survey by GRP, January 2017

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Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono and Sylviana Murni's electability significantly surpasses the other two candidate pairs. According to a survey conducted by PT Grup Riset Potensial (GRP), the electability of the number one pair reached 45 percent. Agus-Sylvi dominated in 27 sub-districts sampled in this research, with a margin exceeding 10 percent over their competitors. Meanwhile, the electability of the other two pairs, namely Basuki Tjahaja Purnama-Djarot Syaiful Hidayat and Anies Baswedan-Sandiaga Uno, was in the range of 2 percent.

The GRP survey was conducted from January 2-7, 2017, with 2,745 respondents from 27 sub-districts in Jakarta. The survey employed stratified systematic sampling and a multinomial logit regression statistical model with a margin of error below 2 percent. A mobile survey application (MOSAIC) equipped with GPS was used to prevent fraudulent surveys by enumerators. GRP claims that this research was funded by company funds.

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