BOI Research
Jakarta, 17 January 2022 – Ahead of the 2024 General Election, BOI Research has developed a Voting Advice Application to help (young) voters understand their political preferences. Debates about democracy in Indonesia are often accompanied by concerns about the low level of public participation in elections. Voters in Indonesia often face a dilemma of unclear …
Read moreTuesday, August 16, 2022 – Practically all Indonesians intend to participate in the 2024 elections. However, a vast majority (68%) still don’t know who to vote for. It is high time for the 24 parties that have passed the verification for the 2024 elections to introduce their parties to the public. To gain a deeper …
Read moreWednesday, April 28, 2022 – According to Kawula17’s latest survey, 80% of Indonesians think that corruptors should be sentenced to life imprisonment. Kawula17, a Voting Advice Application that monitors currently debated social and political issues in the media, also surveys Indonesian about issues related to corruption. These issues include the independence and authority of the …
Read moreThursday, 21 April 2022 – More than half of Indonesians agree that they do not support a third presidential term. Most people believe that a president should only be allowed to be elected no more than twice. This is concluded from Kawula17’s research conducted in September 2021 and March 2022. In the first survey in …
Read moreJakarta, 8 April 2022 – Kawula17, an issue-based voting advice application developed by researchers at BOI Research, continuously captures currently debated issues in public. Based on the second survey conducted in March, many Indonesians take a clear stance and give support towards issues like special leave for workers, sexual violence eradication, and law enforcement for …
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