Which Presidential Candidate Was Deemed to Have the Best Appearance During the First Debate?
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The first Presidential Election (Pilpres) 2024 debate took place on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. Among the three presidential candidates (capres), Prabowo Subianto was considered by the public to have had the best performance.
This is based on a survey by the Katadata Insight Center (KIC) showing that 38.7% of respondents rated the number 2 candidate as the best.
He was followed by the number 1 candidate, Anies Baswedan, rated best by 36.1% of respondents, and then the number 3 candidate, Ganjar Pranowo, with only 14.8%.
The remaining 10.4% of respondents said they did not know/did not answer the survey question.
The inaugural 2024 Pilpres debate focused on Governance, Law, Human Rights, Corruption Eradication, Strengthening Democracy, Improvement of Public Services, and Community Harmony.
The second 2024 Pilpres debate for the vice-presidential candidates will take place on Friday, December 22, 2023, with the theme of Economics (People's Economy, Digital Economy), Finance, Investment, Taxes, Trade, Management of the State Budget (APBN) and Regional Budget (APBD), Infrastructure, and Urban Development.
The KIC survey involved 1,791 respondents with a distribution representing the demographic population in 36 Indonesian provinces, aged over 17 years with a mobile phone number. Respondents consisted of 57.3% male and 42.7% female respondents.
The majority (46.9%) of respondents were from the millennial group (aged 27-42), followed by respondents from Generation Z (aged 17-26) at 35.7%, and Generation X (aged 43-58) at 14.3%. The proportion of respondents from the Boomer generation (over 58 years old) was only 3.1%.
Data collection was conducted from December 13-15, 2023, online through tSurvey data collection using a non-probability sampling method. The margin of error for this survey is approximately 2.3% at a 95% confidence level.
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