Survei Polmatrix Tiga Nama Elektabilitas Di Atas 20 Persen, Ganjar, Prabowo Dan Anies Bersaing Ketat

JAKARTA - The results of the Polmatrix survey show that the electability of Ganjar Pranowo, Prabowo Subianto, and Anies Baswedan is getting tighter. Even the electability of all three has now been above 20 percent. Ganjar, Prabowo, and Anies competed strictly in the top three presidential candidates with electability of each above 20 percent, said Executive Director of the Indonesian Polmatrix, Dendik Rulianto in the survey results received in Jakarta, Saturday, October 29.Ganjar excels with electability reaching 23.2 percent, followed by Prabowo 21.7 percent and Anies thin below by 21.3 percent. With this electability achievement, Dendik said that tight competition occurred between Ganjar, Prabowo, and Anies. If you look at the trend throughout 2022, Dendik said, the competition map between the three figures is very dynamic. The three of them have both led in the first rank. With the third point already penetrated 20 percent, making the electability distance with other names wider. Ganjar, Prabowo, and Anies will almost certainly be carried as presidential candidates, while names like Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (5,1 percent), Ridwan Kamil (4.7 percent), and Sandiaga Uno (3.6 percent), must be satisfied to compete for the position of vice president,' said Dendik.

Among the three names, AHY has a strong chance of getting tickets if the Democrat coalition with PKS and NasDem are successfully built. Meanwhile, from the electability trend, Dendik assessed that RK and Sandi had weakened throughout 2022. AHY experienced an increase compared to the survey in June 2022, to shifting the position of RK and Sandi," said Sandi. Different from Puan Maharani (3.0 percent) and Airlangga Hartarto (1.0 percent), although low electability but led a political party," Dendik said. The Indonesian Polmatrix survey was conducted on 17-22 October 2022 to 2,000 respondents representing 34 provinces. The survey method is multistage random sampling (random graded) with a margin of error survey of approximately 2.2 percent and at a 95 percent confidence level.