Here's why the public is dissatisfied with Jokowi's performance.

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Cindy Mutia Annur 17/05/2022 12:40 WIB

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An Indonesian Political Indicator survey reveals that 35.2% of Indonesians are dissatisfied with President Jokowi's performance. The primary reason cited is the rising cost of essential goods.

Various Reasons for Public Dissatisfaction with Jokowi's Performance (May 2022)

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Various Reasons for Public Dissatisfaction with Jokowi's Performance (May 2022)

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An Indonesian Political Indicator survey reveals public dissatisfaction with President Joko Widodo's (Jokowi) performance. A recorded 35.2% of Indonesian respondents expressed dissatisfaction.

This comprises 29.1% stating they were somewhat dissatisfied and 6.1% stating they were completely dissatisfied with Jokowi's performance.

The primary reason cited for dissatisfaction was the rising cost of essential goods, accounting for 28.9% of responses.

The next most common reason was uneven distribution of aid (10.7%), followed by difficulty finding employment/high unemployment (8.4%) and failure to address the cooking oil mafia (7.4%).

Other reasons included failure to manage the Covid-19 pandemic (4.5%), failure to eradicate corruption (4.4%), and persistent poverty (4.1%).

The survey involved 1,228 respondents across Indonesia from May 5-10, 2022. Employing a simple random sampling method via telephone interviews, the survey has a margin of error of 2.9% at a 95% confidence level.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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