Become The Most Trusted Institution Of The Public: So Trusted, This Institution Wins In A Row!

Trusted institutions (Freepik)

YOGYAKARTA - When it comes to institutions that are most trusted by the public, of course, according to a survey by Indonesian Political Indicators, of course, the TNI.

The TNI is the state institution that still receives the highest public trust. In the survey conducted in June 2022, the TNI received 93.3 percent confidence, followed by the president with 84.5 percent.

"So in general, there are no differences in the rankings of first and second, so trust in the TNI and the president is ranked first and second," said Executive Director of Indicators, Burhanuddin Muhtadi, Monday (11/7/2022).

Just like the survey in April 2022, February 2022, December 2021, even in the previous months, the TNI always received the highest trust. In December 2021, trust in the TNI reached 92.2 percent, then 92.7 percent in February 2022 and 93.5 percent in April 2022.

The second position is occupied by the presidential institution. As many as 18 percent of respondents really believe, 71 percent believe enough, 9 percent lack confidence, 1 percent do not believe it at all, and 1 percent TT/TJ.

"The level of public trust in institutions in general, the TNI and the president still occupy the top, still number one and number two," said LSI Executive Director Djayadi Hanan when releasing "The National Survey of Public Measurers on the issue of the Latest Rules and the Performance of Regulation Enforcement Institutions", Wednesday (31/8/2022).

In third position is occupied by the Supreme Court. As many as 9 percent of respondents really believe, 71 percent believe enough, 13 percent lack confidence, 1 percent do not believe it at all, and 5 percent TT/TJ.

Then, there is the General Elections Commission. As many as 8 percent really believe, 71 percent believe enough, 15 percent lack confidence, 2 percent do not believe it at all, and 4 percent TT/TJ.

In fifth position, the Constitutional Court (MK). A total of 8 percent of respondents really believe, 71 percent believe enough, 14 percent lack confidence, 1 percent do not believe it at all, and 6 percent TT/TJ.

Sixth place, court. As many as 11 percent really believe, 65 percent believe enough, 19 percent lack confidence, 2 percent do not believe it at all, and 4 percent TT/TJ.

Seventh, the Attorney General's Office. As many as 10 percent really believe, 65 percent believe enough, 18 percent lack confidence, 1 percent do not believe it at all, and 6 percent TT/TJ.

The eighth position is the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). As many as 9 percent really believe, 64 percent believe enough, 21 percent lack confidence, 3 percent do not believe it at all, and 3 percent TT/TJ.

Then in ninth place, the Regional Representative Council (DPD). As many as 6 percent really believe, 67 percent believe enough, 20 percent lack confidence, 3 percent do not believe it at all, and 4 percent TT/TJ.

Ke-10, Majelis Permusyawaran Rakyat (MPR). Sebanyak 6 persen sangat percaya, 64 persen cukup percaya, 23 kurang percaya, 3 persen tak percaya sama sekali, dan 4 persen TT/TJ.

The 11th place is in the Police. As many as 10 percent really believe, 60 percent believe enough, 25 percent lack confidence, 4 percent do not believe it at all, and 1 percent TT/TJ.

The 12th position is occupied by the House of Representatives (DPR). As many as 6 percent really believe, 58 percent believe enough, 28 percent lack confidence, 5 percent do not believe it at all, and 3 percent TT/TJ.

Lastly, political parties. As many as 5 percent really believe, 56 percent believe enough, 29 percent lack confidence, 6 percent do not believe it at all, and 4 percent TT/TJ.

This survey involved 1,220 respondents through face-to-face interviews on August 13-21 2022.

The margin of error is approximately 2.9 percent at a 95 percent confidence level.

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