Charta Politica: Ganjar's Electability Is 42.8 Percent Although There Are Still Many Who Do Not Know Him

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo via Central Java Provincial Government)

JAKARTA - Charta Politica Indonesia conducted a survey related to the effect of the level of recognition of the electability of presidential candidates in the 2024 presidential election. As a result, Ganjar Pranowo was a landslide ahead of Anies Baswedan and Prabowo Subianto.

Executive Director of Charta Politica Indonesia, Yunarto Wijaya, said that his party used two group samples, namely all survey samples and samples that knew Ganjar, Anies, and Prabowo.

From that survey, as many as 42.8 percent of samples that knew the three presidential candidates chose Ganjar. Meanwhile, Anies was chosen as much as 28.1 percent, and Prabowo as much as 23.9 percent.

"Ganjar excels from Anies and Prabowo in a survey regarding the effect of the recognition rate on the electability of presidential candidates," Yunarto said in a virtual survey release on Charta Politica's YouTube, Thursday, December 22.

Meanwhile, the overall sample group that chose Ganjar reached 37 percent. Then it was 29.2 percent who chose Anies, and 26.1 percent Prabowo.

The respondents from the group of all samples did not answer by 7.7 percent. Meanwhile, those who knew the three presidential candidates were 5.2 percent.

In the same survey, it was known that Ganjar's introduction was still below Anies and Prabowo. It was recorded that only 80 percent of respondents only knew Ganjar. Meanwhile, 90 percent of those who know Anies and 95 percent of Prabowo.

Interestingly, the level of preference for Ganjar penetrated 94 percent even though the level of recognition was below Anies and Prabowo. While Anies' preference is 90 percent and Prabowo is 91 percent.

The Charta Politica Indonesia survey was held on 8-16 December 2022 with a total sample of 1,220 people at least 17 years old or have met the voter requirements spread across all provinces in Indonesia.

The survey method uses multistage random sampling with a margin of error of 2.82 percent.