Most Central Java Residents View Taj Yasin as Suitable for Governor
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According to a survey by the Katadata Insight Center (KIC), the majority, or 20.4%, of respondents in Central Java considered Taj Yasin Maimoen suitable to be their next governor.
Previously, he served as the Deputy Governor of Central Java from 2018-2023, alongside Ganjar Pranowo.
Currently, Taj Yasin is also a candidate for the Regional Representative Council (DPD) and received the highest number of votes in the Central Java Legislative Election.
Next is former Semarang Mayor Hendrar Prihadi, considered suitable to be the Governor of Central Java by 10.4% of respondents.
Others considered suitable for the position include Abdul Fikri Faqih (7.3%), Dico Ganinduto (7.3%), Muhammad Yusuf Chudlori (7.2%), Bambang Wuryanto (6.8%), and the Central Java Police Chief Ahmad Luthfi (4.9%).
Other figures were considered suitable by less than 4% of respondents, as shown in the graph.
The KIC survey involved 895 respondents residing in Central Java, aged over 17, and possessing mobile phone numbers. The sample was taken from the Telkomsel Survey population.
Data collection was conducted online from May 3-9, 2024, using a non-probability sampling method. The survey's margin of error is 3.3% with a 95% confidence level.
The complete KIC survey report can be accessed via this link.
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