Populi Center: Indonesia's Democracy Shows Increasing Improvement

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 25/04/2022 15:00 WIB

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Indonesians increasingly view the implementation of democracy in the country positively. This is revealed in a March 2022 Populi Center survey entitled "Political Map Ahead of the Simultaneous 2024 El

Respondent Assessment of Democracy Implementation in Indonesia (October 2020-March 2022)

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Respondent Assessment of Democracy Implementation in Indonesia (October 2020-March 2022)

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Public perception of democracy in Indonesia is improving, according to a March 2022 Populi Center survey titled "Political Map Ahead of the Simultaneous 2024 Elections."

A total of 63.3% of respondents rated the implementation of democracy in Indonesia as good; 59.4% rated it as "good" and 3.9% as "very good."

This positive assessment is an increase from a previous survey in October 2020, where only 50.3% of respondents rated the implementation of democracy as good (48.7% "good" and 1.6% "very good").

Conversely, 28.1% of respondents rated the implementation of democracy as bad (24.8% "bad" and 3.3% "very bad"), a lower percentage than the 34% recorded in the previous survey (30.2% "bad" and 3.8% "very bad").

The survey was conducted from March 21 to 29, 2022, using face-to-face interviews with 1,200 respondents selected through multistage random sampling.

The survey covered 120 sub-districts across 34 provinces in Indonesia. The margin of error (MoE) is approximately 2.83% at a 9% confidence level.

(Also read: 2021 World Democracy Index: Indonesia Still Considered Weak)

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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