Jakarta – Kompas Research has released its survey results for June 2024, indicating that public satisfaction with the Jokowi-Amin administration has been overwhelmingly positive throughout their tenure.

In fact, Kompas Research findings suggest that public satisfaction nearing the end of their administration is the highest compared to previous survey periods.

This high degree of confidence in the government is seen as a significant asset for Prabowo-Gibran as they take over the administration.

“Currently, no less than three-quarters of respondents are satisfied with President Jokowi’s performance. Despite some ongoing issues, the level of trust in the government remains high,” Kompas Research noted in the survey article published on Saturday (June 22) on Kompas.id.

Based on these results, the public believes such assessments and expectations are likely to carry over to the new administration.

From Kompas Research findings, 83.6% of the public are confident that the Prabowo-Gibran administration will elevate the nation’s dignity internationally.

Furthermore, 83.6% believe the new administration will strengthen national defense, 67.6% are confident in increased value addition from natural resource processing (downstream processing), 68.5% are confident in enhanced national economic growth, 62.4% believe in the creation of new job opportunities, and 69% expect the realization of food sovereignty.

Additionally, 57.3% are confident in the implementation of a free nutritious meal program, 72.4% in the completion of the new capital’s development, and 64.8% in the eradication of corruption in the Prabowo-Gibran government.

This survey was conducted through face-to-face interviews by Kompas Research from May 27 to June 2, 2024. A total of 1,200 respondents were randomly selected using a stratified systematic sampling method across 38 provinces in Indonesia.

Using this method, at a 95 percent confidence level, the research’s margin of error is approximately 2.83 percent under simple random sampling conditions. The survey was fully funded by Kompas Daily (PT Kompas Media Nusantara).