ASI Survey Reveals Three Issues Relatively Well Handled by Prabowo-Gibran Government

Jakarta (ANTARA) — Arus Survei Indonesia (ASI) has identified three issues that received relatively high public satisfaction ratings for the Prabowo-Gibran administration’s handling of them.

The three issues are corruption eradication, freedom of expression, and poverty, based on the results of ASI’s National Survey conducted from 23–29 July 2026.

“Looking at satisfaction levels with the Prabowo-Gibran government’s performance in handling problems, there are three issues that are considered good,” said Ali Rif’an, Executive Director of Arus Survei Indonesia, in a statement in Jakarta on Monday.

On corruption eradication, 10.1 per cent of respondents said they were very satisfied and 41.0 per cent somewhat satisfied. Meanwhile, 30.1 per cent were dissatisfied, 16.8 per cent very dissatisfied, and 2.1 per cent did not know or did not answer.

On freedom of expression, 3.8 per cent of respondents said they were very satisfied and 41.2 per cent somewhat satisfied. Some 37.6 per cent were dissatisfied, 11.0 per cent very dissatisfied, and 6.4 per cent did not know or did not answer.

Beyond those three issues, ASI also measured public satisfaction with the government’s handling of difficulty in finding employment and the high price of basic necessities.

On the difficulty of finding work, 2.0 per cent of respondents said they were very satisfied and 25.1 per cent somewhat satisfied. Some 47.9 per cent were dissatisfied, 22.0 per cent very dissatisfied, and 3.0 per cent did not know or did not answer.

Meanwhile, on the high price of basic goods, 2.8 per cent of respondents said they were very satisfied and 21.9 per cent somewhat satisfied. Some 52.2 per cent were dissatisfied, 21.2 per cent very dissatisfied, and 2.0 per cent did not know or did not answer.

As many as 35.9 per cent of respondents said they did not trust the Prabowo-Gibran government, whilst another 2.7 per cent did not know or did not answer.

Satisfaction with President Prabowo Subianto’s performance reached 57.6 per cent, with 40.6 per cent of respondents dissatisfied and 1.8 per cent not knowing or not answering.

The survey release forms part of national research themed “Evaluating the Performance & Priority Programmes of the Prabowo-Gibran Government”.

The survey was conducted from 23–29 July 2026 across 38 provinces through face-to-face interviews with 1,200 respondents. Sampling used a multistage random sampling method with a margin of error of ±2.9 per cent at a 95 per cent confidence level.