Satisfied With Jokowi's Performance But Wants To Reshuffle The Cabinet, The Charta Politica Survey Is Questioned, This Politician Alludes To Talking To Mothers

President Jokowi (doc. BPMI Setpres)

JAKARTA - The results of the latest Charta Politica survey revealed that 68.4 percent of respondents said they were satisfied with the performance of President Jokowi and his deputy Ma'ruf Amin.

In the same survey, 63.1 percent of respondents agreed if Jokowi reshuffled or reshuffled his line of ministers.

Democratic politician, Agus Wibowo questioned the results of the survey. According to him, the survey results related to public satisfaction with the performance of the head of state should be in line with the minister's satisfaction so that there is no discourse on a reshuffle.

"The satisfaction is 68%. But 61% want to reshuffle. What do you do? Said he was satisfied?" said the man who is familiarly called Awe through his Twitter account, @awemany, Monday, June 13.

According to Awe, the survey results are inversely proportional to community satisfaction in the field. He said that many mothers complained about the rising prices of some basic needs at this time.

There are a number of people's current needs that are soaring, including chili, chicken eggs, shallots and soybeans.

"This is counter intuitive. And it's very far from the complaints of mothers about rising prices that we keep hearing when we are in the field," he said.

The survey conducted by Chartapolitika entitled "Reading the Political Situation and Electoral Constellation After the Projo National Working Meeting".

Chartapolitika noted that the majority of the public agreed if President Jokowi reshuffled his ministers with a figure of 63.1 percent. Meanwhile, only 24.3 percent did not agree.

Meanwhile, the survey results show that 53.5 percent of respondents are satisfied with the performance of the ministers of the Advanced Indonesia Cabinet. Only 53.5 percent of the public expressed satisfaction with the minister's performance and 38.8 percent said they were not satisfied.