Parpol Lebih Dikenal karena Korup dan Sawer Uang Saat Pemilu
Political Party Known as Corrupt Behavior and Giving Money During Elections.
Reporter : Rizki Saleh
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Dhelia Gani
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Jakarta (B2B) - Partai politik seharusnya dikenal sebagai institusi yang mengusung ideologi dan idealisme bagi kesejahteraan rakyat. Namun saat ini, berkembang persepsi bahwa partai politik lebih dikenal sebagai institusi korup yang mengutamakan uang bagi rakyat maupun kader yang ingin menduduki jabatan di legislatif dan eksekutif.
Persepsi publik tersebut terangkum dari hasil survei Indonesia Network Elections Survey pada 18-30 Maret 2013 bertema, 'Survey Elektabilitas Parpol dan Capres Jelang Pemilu 2014.
"Ada 74,1 persen responden yang mengaku tertarik berpolitik dan mengenal partai politik ketika ada uang yang dibagi-bagi saat kampanye pemilihan legislatif, pemilihan kepala daerah hingga pemilihan presiden," kata irektur Eksekutif INES Sudrajat Sacawisastra, Minggu (7/4/2013).
Akibatnya, sebagian besar publik mengaku tidak tertarik untuk mengenal partai politik maupun mengetahui visi dan misi partai politik.
"Hanya 5,8 persen responden yang tertarik visi parpol, dan 10,4 persen tertarik programnya. Sementara yang mengenal iklan parpol cukup besar yaitu sekitar 9,7 persen. Selebihnya tidak peduli."
Jakarta (B2B) - Political party should be recognized as an institution that carries the ideology and idealism for the welfare of the people. But this time, the political parties are perceived as a corrupt institution that prioritizes money if its cadres want to occupy positions in the legislative and executive.
Public perception of the survey are summarized Indonesia Network Elections Survey on an 18-30 March 2013 entitled, 'Political Parties and Candidates Survey Electability Ahead of the 2014 election.
"There are 74.1 percent of respondents knew the political parties when there is money to be distributed during the campaign legislative elections, local elections until the presidential election," said Executive Director INES Sudrajat Sacawisastra, Sunday (07/04/2013).
As a result, most public claim to not be interested to know the political parties and know the vision and mission of a political party.
"Only 5.8 percent of respondents are interested in the vision of political parties, and 10.4 percent are interested in the program. While the parties recognize there is a 9.7 percent through ads. Majority do not care."
