Prabowo Leads in Presidential Election Survey by PPI
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Prabowo Leads in Presidential Election Survey by PPI

A recent survey by Indonesia's Parameter Politik Indonesia (PPI) shows current President Prabowo Subianto leading in the hypothetical presidential election with 31.6% of voter support. Dedi Mulyadi and Anies Baswedan follow with 11.4% and 10.1% respectively.

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