KIC Survey: Over Half of Young People Are Interested in Politics
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Of the 1,005 Indonesian young people surveyed by the Katadata Insight Center (KIC), 59.8% expressed interest in politics. This breaks down to 52% stating they are interested and 7.8% stating they are very interested.
"More than half of young people are interested in politics," stated KIC in its report titled *Politics in the Eyes of Young People: Findings from a National Survey on the Perceptions and Trends of Gen Z & Millennials towards Presidential Candidates, Political Parties & the 2024 Election Campaign*.
Conversely, 40.2% of young respondents showed no interest in politics, comprising 35.7% who are not interested and 4.5% who are very uninterested.
The KIC survey also revealed that of the 59.8% of respondents interested in politics, the majority are motivated to follow political news (80.1%), followed by those interested in monitoring the election (28.9%), and supporting a particular party or politician (15.9%).
A smaller percentage of respondents expressed interest in politics to the extent of wanting to become a member of a political party (8.7%), and an interest in becoming a politician or legislative candidate (6.9%).
The KIC survey involved 1,005 respondents with mobile phone numbers, representing the entire Indonesian demographic, with a proportion of 60.6% male respondents and 39.4% female respondents.
All respondents were from the youth group, namely Generation Z or those aged 17-26 years (50.4%), and millennials or those aged 27-42 years (49.6%).
Data collection was conducted online from October 11-17, 2023, using tSurvey data collection with a non-probability sampling method.
The margin of error for this survey is +/- 3.1% at a 95% confidence level.
"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."
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