JAKARTA - PDIP is considered to be losing money if it tackles Ganjar Pranowo from participating in the 2024 presidential election contest. However, it turns out that the electability of the Central Java governor is not too high to make the white-muzzle party regret letting go.
Esa Unggul University political communication observer M. Jamiluddin Ritonga, assesses the political impact if the PDIP does not nominate Ganjar in the 2024 presidential election, is not too big. The reason is, in the records of various surveys, Ganjar's electability has not yet reached 20 percent. "If Ganjar's electability is still 20 percent below, the chances of winning in the presidential election are actually still small. That is, if the survey is carried out objectively and applies the survey procedures correctly," said Jamiluddin as quoted on Friday, May 28th.
According to him, PDIP will only suffer losses if Ganjar's electability is above 30 percent. Because, with such high electability, the chances of PDIP to win the presidential election in 2024 are quite large.
Therefore, he said, PDIP will not feel a big political impact whether it supports or does not support Ganjar. Moreover, within the PDIP there are many cadres who deserve to be promoted and their electability can be increased to face the upcoming presidential election. "PDIP has militant cadres who are ready to move to increase candidates approved by its general chairman Megawati. These cadres can move on land and in the virtual world," he said.The English, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and French versions are automatically generated by the AI. So there may still be inaccuracies in translating, please always see Indonesian as our main language. (system supported by DigitalSiber.id)
