Poltracking Survey: Gerindra 22.9 Percent, PDI-P 13.4 Percent

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Poltracking Indonesia has released the latest electability results for 18 political parties in Indonesia.

At the top is the Gerindra Party, boasting an electability of 22.9 percent, followed by the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) at 13.4 percent.

"Gerindra's electability is the highest, followed by PDI-P," said Hanta Yuda Rasyid, Executive Director of Poltracking Indonesia, as quoted from Poltracking Indonesia's YouTube broadcast on Tuesday (20/10/2026).

After Gerindra and PDI-P, the Golkar Party ranks third with an electability of 9.1 percent.

This is followed by the National Awakening Party (PKB) at 7.1 percent, the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) at 5.8 percent, and the Democratic Party at 5.4 percent. Below are the electability ratings for the 18 political parties in Indonesia:

• Gerindra Party: 22.9 percent
• PDI-P: 13.4 percent
• Golkar Party: 9.1%
• National Awakening Party (PKB): 7.1 percent
• Prosperous Justice Party (PKS): 5.8 percent
• Democratic Party: 5.4 percent
• Nasdem Party: 3.9 percent
• Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI): 2.9 percent
• National Mandate Party (PAN): 2.2 percent
• United Development Party (PPP): 1.6 percent
• Indonesian Unity Party (Perindo): 0.5 percent
• Wave of People’s Party (Gelora): 0.3 percent
• Hanura Party: 0.2 percent
• Ummat Party: 0.1 percent
• Moon Star Party (PBB): 0.1 percent
• Garuda Party: 0.1 percent
• Nusantara Awakening Party (PKN): 0.1 percent
• Labor Party: 0.1 percent
• Don’t know/No response: 24.2 percent.

According to the survey, Hanta explained that there are seven political parties which have a chance to qualify for the DPR if the parliamentary threshold remains at 4 percent.

"Based on the data, Nasdem, Democrat, PKS, PKB, Golkar, PDI-P, and Gerindra are likely to pass in Parliament, as long as the threshold remains at 4 percent," Hanta explained.

It is known that Poltracking Indonesia conducted the survey from September 30 to October 7, 2026, with a sample size of 1,220 respondents.

The margin of error is at /-2.9 percent, with a confidence level of 95 percent. Poltracking Indonesia conducted the interviews face-to-face.