Latest Survey: Gerindra's Electability Higher Than PDIP, Golkar Remains in Third Place
Published
Several political survey institutions in Indonesia show that the electability of the Gerindra Party is above that of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP). Electability is the level of support or choice of the public for political parties if general elections were held at the time of the survey. These results are noteworthy because they indicate a shift in the map of public support.
In these survey results, the Golkar Party consistently ranks in third place. This consistency means that Golkar's position has not changed much from one survey to another. Nonetheless, the gap in support between parties can vary across survey institutions, because each institution uses different methods, numbers of respondents, and data collection timeframes that are not always the same.
It should be remembered that surveys only describe conditions at the time the data was collected. Public choices can change along with political issues, campaigns, and events in society. Therefore, survey results should be read as a temporary picture, not as the final outcome of an election.
Overall, these data provide an overview of the dynamics of political party support ahead of the next political contest. The public can continue to follow survey developments from various trusted sources to understand the national political landscape more fully.
Sources: RM.ID
More Indonesia news
- Huawei Watch D3 Launches in Indonesia on 19 November 2026
- Riau Islands Becomes Indonesia's Most Digitally Connected Province in 2025
- Indonesia's Digital Economy Potential Reaches USD 365 Billion, Government Strengthens AI Infrastructure
- Developing Chip Technology Requires the Support of Indonesia's Semiconductor Talent
- Giring Ganesha Leaves PSI, Party Says Political World Is Full of Change
- PT Rans Animasi Indonesia Wins Influencer Contract Worth Rp14.7 Billion from Two Ministries
- Indonesia Surrounded by Sea, But Port Investment Remains Limited
- Sanur SEZ Records 36,798 Patient Visits, Strengthens National Health Tourism