Tight 2024 Central Java Gubernatorial Election: Lutfi-Taj Yasin Slightly Ahead in KIC Survey
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A Katadata Insight Center (KIC) survey, conducted in collaboration with tSurvey (Katadata Telco Survey), reveals a tight competition among prospective gubernatorial and vice-gubernatorial candidates in the simulated 2024 Central Java Regional Head Election (Pilkada).
Ahmad Luthfi-Taj Yasin Maimoen leads with 34.6% electability. This is only 6.2 percentage points higher than their opponent, Andika Perkasa-Hendrar Prihadi, who holds 28.4% electability.
However, a significant portion of voters, 37%, remain undecided, responding with "don't know/didn't answer."
The Katadata Telco Survey also analyzes the political landscape in Central Java. The electability of prospective gubernatorial candidates Ahmad Lutfi and Andika Perkasa is quite competitive.
Ahmad Lutfi enjoys a higher top-of-mind awareness, at 25%, compared to Andika Perkasa's 18.6%.
Ahmad Lutfi also holds a higher popularity rate, at 53.6%, while Andika Perkasa has 51.3%.
However, in terms of acceptance or acceptability, Andika Perkasa leads with 87.5% among the 410 respondents who know him, compared to Ahmad Lutfi's 85.2% among the 429 respondents who know him.
The Katadata Telco Survey involved 800 respondents residing in Central Java, who are eligible to vote and use Telkomsel mobile phone numbers. The sample was drawn from the tSurvey population based on Telkomsel's telco data insight.
The survey also analyzed the sample based on their digital and social behavior, such as family orientation, business orientation, healthy lifestyle adoption, environmentalism, technology and gadget enthusiasts, sports fans, and beauty and lifestyle enthusiasts.
Data collection was conducted from September 4-9, 2024, via telephone using the random digit dialing (RDD) method. The survey has a margin of error of 3.5% at a 95% confidence level.
The complete report of the Katadata Telco Survey on politics can be accessed here.
(See also: Dedi-Erwan's Electability Highest in West Java According to KIC Survey)
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