SBY Gantikan Anas, Elektabilitas Demokrat Malah kian Melorot
SBY Replace Anas, Electability the Democratic Party Even Further Down
Reporter : Rizki Saleh
Editor : Heru S Winarno
Translator : Parulian Manalu
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Jakarta (B2B) - Hasil survei nasional Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) menunjukkan Partai Demokrat gagal mempertahankan elektabilitas ketika Anas Urbaningrum, menjadi ketua umum, dan malahan semakin turun setelah dipimpin Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY).
Peneliti CSIS, Philip Jurius Vermonte mengatakan pada survei CSIS pada Januari 2012, elektabilitas Partai Demokrat mencapai 11,1%. Kini, dukungan itu turun menjadi 7,1%, dengan pemicu utama konflik internal di Partai Demokrat.
Menurutnya, hasil survei tersebut diperoleh dari wawancara terhadap 1.635 responden di 31 provinsi di Indonesia pada 9-16 April 2013. Pemilihan responden dilakukan secara acak bertingkat, mulai dari tingkat kelurahan, rukun tetangga (RT) hingga kepala keluarga.
Hasil survei CSIS, kata Vermonte, menunjukkan angka kecenderungan dukungan terbesar terhadap partai politik diraih oleh Partai Golkar sebanyak 13,2%, diikuti oleh Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan (PDIP) sebesar 12.7%dan Partai Demokrat hanya 7,1%.
Golkar, ungkapnya lagi. dengan persentase 13,2% memperlihatkan tingkat dukungan yang solid sehingga mengindikasikan bahwa partai beringin tersebut merupakan "partai parlemen".
"Golkar spesialisasi partai parlemen karena memiliki mesin politik yang solid dengan kemampuan sosialisasi dan penetrasi ke konstituen," ungkap Vermonte kepada pers di Jakarta, Minggu (26/5).
Jakarta (B2B) - Results of a national survey Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) showed the Democratic Party failed to maintain electability when Anas Urbaningrum, became chairman, and even further down after led Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY).
CSIS researcher, Philip Jurius Vermonte said, the CSIS survey in January 2012, electability of the Democratic Party was 11.1%. Now, that support dropped to 7.1%, due to internal conflicts triggered in the Democratic Party.
According to him, the survey results were obtained from interviews with 1,635 respondents in 31 provinces in Indonesia on 9 to 16 April 2013. The selection of respondents was randomly stratified, ranging from the level of village, neighborhood (RT) to the head of the family.
CSIS survey results, said Vermonte, showed the greatest tendency to support Golkar Party as much as 13.2%, followed by the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) of 12.7% and only 7.1% of the Democratic Party.
Golkar, he said again. with a percentage of 13.2% shows a solid support level thus indicating that Golkar is a "parliamentary party".
"Golkar specialization parliamentary parties because it has a solid political machine with the ability to socialize and penetration to the constituents," said Vermonte told reporters in Jakarta, Sunday (26/5).
