Indonesian Voters Head to Polls for Presidential, Legislative Elections

The video discusses the Indonesian election, comparing it to the 2014 election where Joko Widodo narrowly won. It highlights the deeper issues at play, such as religious divisions and political leanings, beyond just economic concerns. Both candidates, Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto, have chosen vice-presidential candidates to appeal to different voter bases. The election is a massive logistical exercise with millions of voters and volunteers involved.

What was the margin of victory for Joko Widodo in the 2014 election?

• 10 percentage points

• 6 percentage points

• 12 percentage points

• 8 percentage points

What is a significant underlying issue in the current Indonesian election?

• Foreign relations

• Environmental policies

• Religious division

• Healthcare reform

Who did Joko Widodo choose as his vice-presidential candidate?

• A former military general

• A venture capitalist

• A business tycoon

• A Muslim cleric

What is the appeal of Prabowo Subianto's vice-presidential candidate, Santiago Uno?

• His military background

• His environmental activism

• His experience in healthcare

• His appeal to millennials and the business community

How many eligible voters are there in the Indonesian election?

• 150 million

• 200 million

• 193 million

• 180 million