The Effect Of The Vice Presidential Debat, The Majority Of PDIP And NasDem Voters Are Called To Choose Gibran

Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka when meeting volunteers in West Java (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Indonesian Political Indicators survey institute, said that the majority of political party voters (political parties) outside the Advanced Indonesia Coalition (KIM) actually chose cawapres number 2 Gibran Rakabuming Raka after appearing stunning in the second debate held by the KPU, last Friday, December 22. This was said by the Main Researcher of the Indonesian Political Indicators Burhanuddin Muhtadi when explaining the results of a survey entitled Peta Electoral Post-Debat Candidate and Vice Presidential Candidates' virtually, Tuesday, December 26. Burhanuddin said, when asked which vice presidential candidate performed the best during yesterday's debate, as many as 44.4 percent of PDIP voters voted for Gibran. Meanwhile, Mahfud is at 42.8 percent,'' said Burhanuddin. Similar things also apply to NasDem voters, members of the Change Coalition who carry the number 1 pair, Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar. According to Burhanuddin, 45.1 percent outperform Gibran than Cak Imin. "While support for Muhaimin is only 26.3 percent," he said. "Meanwhile, 19.1 percent favored Mahfud after yesterday's vice presidential debate," continued Burhanuddin. On the other hand, when Indicators asked the public about who performed the best in economic, fiscal, and urban-themed debates, the majority of the public considered Gibran as the most prominent figure than Mahfud MD or Muhaimin Iskandar.

The findings of Indicators, as many as 56.2 percent of the people who considered Gibran managed to beat Mahfud and Muhaimin on the debate stage. Meanwhile, Muhaimin was only 12.3 percent. Meanwhile, Mahfud reached 24.2 percent. Survey Indicators conducted through telephone interviews on 23-24 December 2023, with a total of 1,217 respondents selected through the dialing-digit random method (265 respondents) and double sampling (952 respondents). The confidence level reached 95 percent.