💨 Abstract

Indonesia's outgoing President Joko Widodo's approval rating has dropped to its lowest this year, reaching 75%, due to public discontent over a controversial move by his allies to change election rules. The move aimed to lower the minimum age requirement for regional elections, which would have benefited Widodo's son. The fall in approval was evidenced in a survey conducted by Indikator Politik Indonesia in late August.

Courtesy: theprint.in