Indonesia Lawmakers to Vote on Direct Election Bill

The video discusses a bill proposing changes to Indonesia's 2004 law, shifting from direct regional elections to appointments by local parliaments. Supporters claim it will save money and reduce corruption, while opponents see it as a power grab. Joko Widodo, who rose through direct elections, opposes the bill. A survey shows strong public support for direct elections, but the political landscape is dominated by parties opposing Widodo, affecting future elections.

What percentage of survey respondents support direct elections in Parliament according to the recent survey?

What is the significance of the upcoming local elections planned across the country next year?