In another simulation of 19 names, there was strong competition between the top three names, namely Ganjar with 19.8 percent, Prabowo with 19.3 percent, and Anies with 18.4 percent. “So, basically we don’t know who is superior. The top three names are equally strong,” he said.
“However, if we look at the trend, there was a significant downward trend for Ganjar. Meanwhile, Prabowo and Anies tend to be stable and increase slightly,” he added.
According to socio-demographics, Prabowo won 31.8 percent in rural areas. This was bigger than Ganjar at around 28.1 percent and Anies at 21.9 percent. Whereas in urban areas, Prabowo and Anies were even with 28.7 percent and Ganjar 25.7 percent.
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However, the most interesting thing was the vote in the regions. Data in East Java began to shift from Ganjar to Prabowo.
“In the East Java, Prabowo got 38.2 percent, Ganjar 30 percent and Anies 14.2 percent,” he said.