LSI Survey: Satisfaction with President Jokowi's Performance Decreases
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The Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) survey shows that public satisfaction with President Joko Widodo's performance in October 2019 dropped 5.6% to 67 points, compared to the previous survey's 71 points. The October survey result is also the lowest since August 2016.
Since January 2015, the trend of satisfaction with the president's performance has been relatively stable. The average score from January 2015 to October 2019 was 64.61 points. The lowest score occurred in June 2015 at 41 points, a 33.9% decrease from January 2015's 62 points. The highest score was 72 points in February 2018, September 2018, and October 2018.
The survey, titled *The KPK Law Perppu and the Student Movement in the Public Eye*, was conducted on October 4-5, 2019. Respondents were randomly selected from previous LSI national surveys (December 2018-September 2019), totaling 23,760 people. Of these, 17,425 had telephones, and 4,308 were randomly selected. Respondent selection used stratified cluster random sampling. However, LSI only managed to interview 1,010 people, resulting in a response rate of 23.4%.
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