AMIN National Team: Debate Of The 2024 Presidential Election Is Still Effective On Undecided Voters Nets

Spokesperson for the National Team (Timnas) for the Victory of Anies-Muhaimin (AMIN), Zuhad Aji Firmantoro (right), in a political discussion in Jakarta, Thursday (28/12/2023). ANTARA/ Donny Aditra

JAKARTA - Spokesperson for the National Team (Timnas) for the Winning of Anies-Muhaimin (AMIN), Zuhad Aji Firmantoro, said that the presidential and vice presidential debate held by the General Elections Commission (KPU) is still considered effective in attracting indecisive voters or unfair voters in the 2024 presidential election.

According to Zuhad, the results of the debate were still effective in boosting the electability of the AMIN candidate pairs, in order to win voters indecisive.

"We still really believe that the debate affects the electoral numbers, yes, it's just that the numbers are still fluctuating," he said when interviewed by ANTARA on the sidelines of a discussion session with the theme "Is it possible that the Debate of Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates Affects Voters in the 2024 presidential election" which was held in Jakarta, Thursday, December 28, was confiscated by Antara.

He claimed that the results of the debate proved to be able to boost AMIN's electability with an increasing number trend, based on the results of a number of survey institutions.

Even so, he acknowledged that there were a number of evaluations for the candidate pairs for the rest of the debate that would be held by the KPU later.

"One of them, namely the national team recommends the candidate pairs to prefer more diction or simpler words, so that the idea of changing that is echoed can be more understood by the wider audience," he said.

"We hope that the message arrives, because Anies-Muhaimin's idea is good, so it's just a matter of simplifying the delivery," he said.

It is known, the results of the Kompas Research and Development poll on November 29-4, December 2023, which was released Monday, December 11, showed that 28.7 percent of respondents had not yet made an undecided voters in the 2024 presidential election.