Three Surveys Show: Majority of Public Opposes Election Delay

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Reza Pahlevi 22/03/2022 11:20 WIB

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Surveys by Indikator, Kompas Research and Development (Litbang Kompas), and the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) all show that more than 60% of Indonesians oppose delaying the general election until

The Discourse on Postponing the General Election Until 2027 Based on Three Surveys (2022)

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The Discourse on Postponing the General Election Until 2027 Based on Three Surveys (2022)

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Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Menko Marves) Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan recently revealed a significant number of Indonesian citizens requesting the postponement of the general election (pemilu) until 2027.

However, results from three different surveys show the opposite. Surveys conducted by Indikator, Litbang Kompas, and the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) all indicate that more than 60% of Indonesian citizens oppose postponing the election.

The Indikator survey in December 2021 showed that 67.2% of respondents wanted the election to be held in 2024, while only 24.5% wanted it postponed until 2027.

Furthermore, the Litbang Kompas survey showed that 62.3% of respondents wanted the election to be held in 2024, and 25.1% were indifferent to whether it was postponed or not. Only 10.3% stated their agreement to postpone the election.

Finally, the LSI survey showed that 64.1% of the public wanted the election to be held in 2024, while 26.9% agreed to postpone it until 2027.

To date, Luhut has not disclosed the data he used to support his claim. He only mentioned the data source as "big data" from 110 million social media users in Indonesia.

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