The Electability Of The Moncer Survey, TKN Changes The Nickname Gibran 'Samsul' To 'The More Difficult It Is To Follow'

Vice Presidential Candidate number 2, GIbran Rakabuming Raka (Screenshot-VOI)

JAKARTA - The Commander of the National Campaign Team (TKN) Fanta Prabowo-Gibran, Arief Rosyid Hasan, changed the term 'Samsul' which was pinned to the vice presidential candidate number 2, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, followed by a mistake, calling folic acid a sulfate acid.

Arief changed the nickname 'Samsul' to an abbreviation for 'The More Difficult It Is Followed'. This is because Prabowo-Gibran's electability is still in first place after the presidential and vice presidential debate held by the KPU.

"Samsul is getting more and more difficult to follow. Yes, it's 2 different straps, now we have 40 others, only 20 percent," Arief told reporters, Friday, December 29.

It is known, the term 'Samsul' was first put forward by the PDI-P politician, Masinton Pasaribu, who insinuated Gibran for incorrectly mentioning sulfate acid. Gibran was also given the nickname 'belimbing vegetables' by some netizens.

"So thank you very much for Masinton saying samsul samsul, it's getting more and more difficult to follow," continued Arief.

Arief is grateful, the results of the latest surveys by several survey institutions show a positive trend for Prabowo-Gibran's electability. He claims that support for candidate pair number 2 is also getting bigger in the regions.

"We always come around and consolidate to the regions every day, and indeed the atmosphere is much different from the beginning, especially after yesterday's debate, Mas Gibran," he said.

Even so, Arief did not want to be confused about the results of the survey. Instead, he said, his party will work harder to win Prabowo-Gibran in just one round of the presidential election.

"We were reminded by Mas Gibran and Pak Prabowo that we shouldn't be happy. We can't stop with good surveys now, but that's what we gas again. Kit must really make sure that one round victory is in front of our eyes," he concluded.