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Democracy - Civil Society | Indonesia

Indonesia National Voter Education Follow Up Survey

Report | February 1, 1999 | 347 pages

This report for the Asia Foundation based on survey research consisting of a randomly-drawn national sample of 1,008 in-person interviews assesses the impact of the voter education campaign before the June 1999 election, examining the following factors: the national mood, attitude to the elections, civic education issues, impact of voter education, civil society issues, regional and decentralization issues, and administration of justice and human rights issues. The survey concludes that the election and voter education succeeded, with voter education helping to build confidence in freedom of expression and political tolerance and pointing to the need to deepen citizen participation and democratic values.

This report supplements the January 1999 national voter education survey with follow up results six months later.