Hasto: People's Association Is Strong For Ganjar-Mahfud, But Many Intimidations Cause Undecided Voters

Secretary Of TKN Ganjar-Mahfud, Hasto Kristiyanto/PHOTO: Rizky Adytia-VOI

JAKARTA - Secretary General (Secretary General) of the PDI-P Hasto Kristiyanto assessed that public support for the presidential and vice presidential candidate (candidate-cawapres) Ganjar Pranowo-Mahfud MD was very strong. But there are a lot of intimate distributions that cause voters to be confused or unfair voters.

"Actually, if we look at the people's support, it is only true that we admit that a lot of intimidation has caused the undecidend and even enough unspoken votes," said Hasto to reporters in front of the KPU, Tuesday, December 12.

The high public support for Ganjar-Mahfud can be seen from the positive response that emerged when the winning team socialized the presidential and vice presidential programs number three.

"When we socialized the Sakti ID card, one of Indonesia's integrated cards, the latest Ganjar-Mahfud response was extraordinary," he said.

"From mothers, from wong cilik, from young people, because they get a certainty that their commitment in advancing education, providing Smart Indonesia Cards, Healthy Indonesia, Social Assistance so they don't get the wrong target, BLT so they don't get the wrong target, all with one card, namely the Sakti ID card," continued Hasto.

Regarding the form of intimidation that caused Undecided Voter, Hasto was reluctant to explain in detail. It was only conveyed that the winning team Ganjar-Mahfud would continue to try to attract as many votes as possible in support.

Because, this indecisive voter is considered the key to winning the 2024 General Election (Pemilu) contestation. "Then the people are already smart, so that this undecided and unspoken voters will be the determinants in the future election. Both related to political parties, as well as to presidential and vice-presidential candidates, and we believe with high enthusiasm, Pak Ganjar and Prof Mahfud will continue to move," said Hasto.