Anastasya Lavenia Y, Jakarta – Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) has released the results of a survey on the performance of law enforcement and anti-corruption efforts in the first 100 days of Prabowo Subianto's administration. According to the survey, 41.6 percent of the public believed that law enforcement in the last 100 days has been running well.
"There are 41.6 percent of the public who perceived it as very good or good. So, if summarized, this becomes a positive assessment," said LSI Executive Director Djayadi Hanan in a virtual presentation held on Sunday, February 9, 2025.
Furthermore, 25.1 percent agreed that law enforcement in the last 100 days has been poor or very poor. Meanwhile, 30.9 percent responded with mediocre or average. When totaled, it reaches 56 percent respondents.
Djayadi stated that there was an upward trend in positive assessments regarding law enforcement compared to the survey from the previous year.
In last year's survey, the positive assessment was at 38.4 percent, showing an increase of about 3 percent. "It's decent but not significant, because for it to be good, it should be above 5.8 percent," he implied.
As for the anti-corruption efforts, 44.9 percent of the people rated it as good or very good, while 26.2 percent believed it has been poor or very poor, and 24.4 percent responded with mediocre or average.
The survey was conducted from January 20 to 28, 2025, and involved a total of 1,220 respondents selected through multistage random sampling. The margin of error for this sample size is 2.9 percent.