Kompas Survey: 80.9% Respondents Satisfied with Prabowo-Gibran's First 100 Days in Office

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - According to a survey by Kompas Research and Development (Litbang Kompas), 80.9 percent of respondents expressed satisfaction with the first 100 days of the administration led by and . Of the total respondents, 80.9 percent were satisfied, while 19.1 percent were not.

The survey was conducted through face-to-face interviews between January 4 and 10, 2025. A random sample of 1,000 respondents was selected using a stratified systematic sampling method across 38 provinces in Indonesia. The survey has a 95 percent confidence level with a margin of error of approximately 3.1 percent.

In terms of satisfaction levels by economic status, the results showed varying levels of approval. Among the lower-income respondents, 84.7 percent were satisfied, while 15.3 percent were dissatisfied. In the lower-middle class, 81.4 percent were satisfied, compared to 18.6 percent who were not.

Among the upper-middle class, 75.3 percent expressed satisfaction, while 24.7 percent were dissatisfied. The upper class showed the lowest satisfaction level, with 67 percent satisfied and 32.1 percent dissatisfied.

Meanwhile, 75.3 percent of the upper-middle class reported being satisfied, and 24.7 percent were dissatisfied. Among the upper class, 67 percent were satisfied, and 32.1 percent were dissatisfied.

The survey also assessed the public’s perception of the leadership of and Gibran. Regarding Prabowo’s leadership, 15.7 percent rated it as very good, 78.4 percent as good, 3.7 percent as poor, and 0.5 percent as very poor. “Meanwhile, 1.7 percent were unsure of their assessment,” the Litbang Kompas survey results said as quoted on Monday, January 20

As for Vice President , his leadership image was rated with 9.3 percent considering it very good, 70.6 percent good, 14.2 percent poor, 2.3 percent very poor, and 3.6 percent expressing uncertainty.

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