LSI Survey: 95.4 Percent of Public Satisfied with Dedi Mulyadi's Performance

The Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) has released a survey on public satisfaction with the performance of West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi. The results show that 95.4 percent of the public are satisfied, comprising 39.3 percent of respondents who stated they were very satisfied and 56.1 percent who were quite satisfied.

LSI Executive Director Djayadi Hanan explained the breakdown of the figures during a presentation in Bandung on Thursday. He noted that only 3.3 percent of respondents reported being less satisfied, while a mere 0.5 percent expressed complete dissatisfaction. A further 0.8 percent of respondents either did not know or did not provide an answer.

Hanan stated that the majority of West Java residents gave a positive assessment of Governor Dedi Mulyadi’s performance. The overall dissatisfaction rate was recorded at just 3.8 percent, significantly lower than the public approval figures. Regarding the economic sector, the survey found that a majority of respondents, 44.3 percent, assessed the economic conditions in West Java as moderate, with the proportion of those viewing the economy as good or bad being relatively balanced.