Aburizal tidak Dipercaya Opinion Leader Jadi Capres 2014
Aburizal not Trusted by Opinion Leaders to be 2014 Presidential Candidate
Reporter : Rizki Saleh
Editor : M. Achsan Atjo
Translator : Intan Permata Sari
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Jakarta (B2B) - Aburizal Bakrie alias Ical diragukan menjadi calon presiden dalam Pemilu Presiden 2014 berdasarkan hasil survei terbaru Lembaga Survei Indonesia (LSI). Survei LSI terkait ´tokoh potensial dan memiliki kualitas personal´ dengan melibatkan opinion leader dan bukan masyarakat luas seperti survei yang digelar selama ini.
Direktur Eksekutif LSI Burhanuddin Muhtadi mengatakan, survei terbaru LSI ini melibatkan 223 responden yang merupakan opinion leader. Sebanyak 178 orang dipublikasikan namanya sebagai responden atau penilai. Setiap tokoh yang disurvei dinilai dengan sejumlah ukuran kualitas personal. Penilaian tiap item dengan skor antara 1-100.
"Tentu lebih sulit menaklukkan hati para opinion leader yang memiliki informasi politik lebih baik ketimbang kebanyakan masyarakat yang dari sisi pilihan tidak sebaik kalangan opinion leader. Dalam konteks survei LSI ini agak sulit jika tokoh seperti Ical terpilih," kata Burhanuddin ketika dihubungi di Jakarta, Rabu (28/11).
Menurut Burhanuddin, LSI membagi surveinya dalam dua tahap. Pertama, survei elit opinion leaders periode Januari-Mei 2012 dengan metode apple to apple, maksudnya responden tahu semua nama tokoh yang disodorkan.
Respondennya sejumlah 223 orang dengan kualifikasi pendidikan S-3 atau yang menjadi nara sumber media massa, pengusaha nasional, purnawirawan jenderal (minimal bintang tiga).
Kedua, Survei massa secara nasional Februari-Oktober 2012 dengan sampel 1.216 orang.
Jakarta (B2B) - Aburizal Bakrie alias Ical is doubted to compete as presidential candidates in General Election 2014 based on the result of newest survey by Indonesian Survey Institute. The survey is on potential figures which have personal quality by involving opinion leader and not common people as previous surveys did.
Executive Director of LSI, Burhanuddin Muhtadi, says that the newest survey involves 223 respondents which are opinion leaders. 178 people are published as respondents or estimators. Each public figure is assessed based on measurement of personal quality, the score is between 1-100.
“Certainly it is more difficult to win opinion leaders’ hearts who have better political information than common people who do not have better choices as the previous ones do. In the context of this survey, it is rather difficult for public figure such as Ical to get elected,” says Burhanuddin in Jakarta on Wednesday (28/11).
He says that LSI divides the survey into two stages, the first stage is elite survey of opinion leaders in January-May 2012 using apple-to-apple method, meaning that all respondents know the names of public figures surveyed.
The respondents were 223 people with doctoral degree or who were sources for mass media, national entrepreneurs, and military retirees (at least three star military rank).
The second stage was conducted nationally from February-October 2012 with 1,216 people as samples.
