"In the same opportunity, Chief Researcher of Indikator, Burhanuddin Muhtadi, added factors that contributed to the landslide victory of the Prabowo-Gibran presidential candidate based on exit poll surveys. According to Burhanuddin, the high participation of voters, including young voters, Javanese ethnic voters, and NU-based voters, played a significant role in the victory. 'Gen Z, who exercised their voting rights in our sample, accounted for 23%. The national proportion is 22%. This means that the assumption stating that the younger generation tends to abstain from voting is incorrect. So, the younger the voter, the more they tend to vote for Mr. Prabowo. And it turns out that Gen Z and millennials are a larger proportion than the national average, exercising their rights on February 14th,' said Burhanuddin."

Next, the factor of voters from the Javanese ethnic group who are present at polling station (TPS) is 43.2 percent, whereas the data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that the Javanese ethnic group is around 43 percent. "So, Javanese people tend to use their voting rights, including the Sundanese and others. Basically, here, the Javanese ethnic group, who are known to be pro Prabowo-Gibran based on pre-election surveys, tend to use their voting rights to vote for Prabowo-Gibran," said Burhanuddin.

"This explains why Prabowo-Gibran won convincingly, based on previous surveys Prabowo-Gibran received strong support from NU circles and when they all came to the polling stations in large numbers compared to their original proportions, it would explain why the electability of Prabowo-Gibran is higher," said Burhanuddin. This exit poll survey was conducted at 3,000 polling stations spread across each electoral district. The sample was selected using stratified two-stage random sampling method. A total of 2,975 respondents were interviewed. Meanwhile, the tolerance level of error or margin of error is +/- 1.8% at a 95% confidence level."