Voxpol Center Survey: The Public Majority Disapproving Anies Baswedan Corruption Suspect Formula E

Voxpol Center Research & Consulting during the Release of the Government Performance Evaluation Survey from the Perspective of Democracy, Law, Economics and Socio-Political Issues in Jakarta, Friday. (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The results of the Voxpol Center Research and Consulting survey, stated that the majority of the public did not agree if the NasDem Party presidential candidate Anies Baswedan was named a suspect in the alleged corruption case in Formula E. Executive Director of the Voxpol Center Research and Consulting, Pangi Syarwi Chaniago, explained that 45.8 of the public expressed disapproval and 9.5 percent said they strongly disagreed. "As many as 55.3 percent of the public disagrees with Anies Rasyid Baswedan being named a suspect in the Formula E case," Pangi said in a presentation on the results of a survey in Jakarta, Friday, December 23. Meanwhile, as many as 18.5 percent of the public claimed to agree that Anies was made a suspect. Pangi also said that as many as 50.3 percent of the public admitted that they did not believe that Anies had committed a criminal act of corruption. Meanwhile, only 17 percent of the public believes. The survey also showed that as many as 61.9 percent of the public considered the implementation of Formula E to be successful. "A total of 74 percent of the public considers organizing this event to make Indonesia proud in the international world," said Pangi. The Voxpol Center Research & Consulting national survey was conducted on October 22 - November 7, 2022, involving 1,220 respondents in 34 provinces throughout Indonesia face-to-face using questionnaires who had been trained. The survey used a multistage random sampling method through two stages, namely systematic random sampling in selecting TPS and systematic random sampling in selecting respondents from DPT. Margin of survey error +/- 2.81 percent.