Democrat: If Anies Loses The Cause Of Ignoring The Facts The Majority Of The Community Is Still Satisfied With Jokowi

A total of 8 political parties including Democrats as members of the Forward Indonesia Coalition (KIM) gathered at the residence of the presidential candidate he carried, Prabowo Subianto in Kertanegara Jakarta, Friday, October 13. (Nailin-VOI)

JAKARTA - Democrat Party politician Ardi Wirdamulia assesses a number of factors that have the potential to make presidential and vice presidential candidate Anies Baswedan-Muhamimin Iskandar alias Cak Imin keok in the 2024 presidential election.

According to Ardi, Anies-Cak Imin's potential to lose or not even enter the second round of the 2024 presidential election due to improving a number of realities on the ground regarding the public's view of President Joko Widodo who has led for two terms.

"If later candidate pair Anies loses, roughly this is why: 1. Ignoring the fact that the majority of people are still satisfied with Jokowi. They only rely on anecdotal data about the poor regime that happened to him and his friends. Then think that all people are their grandfathers," wrote Ardi in his X social media account, Friday, October 27.

Ardi said there are other things that Anies-Cak Imin supporters should do to win the victory to conquer Ganjar Pranowo-Mahfud MD, or even candidate pair Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka, who is supported by his party.

"2. This appeal resulted in failure to open the public's eyes about what really happened. It's fun to feel great alone. 73 percent satisfied with Jokowi, oh because of his manners. Lha? When do you want to admit that it was a failure to convince the public about Jokowi's indiscriminateness?" he said.

According to him, the steps taken by Anies-Cak Imin supporters were predictable, they were even considered not to have produced other innovations. The supporters of the candidate pairs promoted by PKS, PKB and NasDem, continued Ardi, did not stand out for the facts but rather against supporters or other candidate pairs.