There are only nine months remaining for political parties to attract voters in the 2024 election. There is not much time left.

The Kompas survey shows the levels of favorability, preferences and electability of political parties are not linear. Strategies are needed to transform favorability and preference into electability.

The dynamic political landscape leading up to the 2024 elections has had diverse impacts on political parties. The PDI-P is leading in electability with 23.3 percent of the votes.

A number of political parties have submitted the names of prospective legislative candidates for the 2024 elections. In addition to politicians and celebrities, there are also relatives of political party leaders.

The internal reform of the Indonesian Military (TNI) can be described as relatively the most effective in almost 25 years of reform in the country.

Political parties can no longer just answer the question "How to win the electoral competition," but they must also be able to answer "How power is monitored and for whom power is managed."

Visiting each other, having discussions, and then making statements related to electoral alliances in the 2024 presidential election (Pilpres). This is the typical activity of party elites and politicians these days.

PDIP presidential candidate, Ganjar Pranowo received support from PPP. Not only PPP, PDI-P will approach other political parties to support Ganjar.