A cross-national study of school students’ perceptions of political messages in two election campaigns

Rivers, Ian; Carragher, Daniel J.; Couzens, Jimmy; Hechler, Rachel C.; Fini, Gia B.

doi:10.1016/j.ijer.2018.06.006

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“…Such political messages are remembered by people as stronger than specific political messages (Dupont et al 2019). Despite to that situation, research found that student respondents in united states and England of all ages expressed concerns about the trustworthiness of candidates and understood that the promises politicians make are not always kept (Rivers et al 2018). This research used a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods.…”

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Food Security as a Specific Issue of Political Campaigns During Governor Election in Central Java of Indonesia

Luqman¹,

Lailiyah²,

Yuliyanto³

2019

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The election of the Governor of Central Java in 2018 result was Ganjar Pranowo and Taj Yasin as the winners. Messages in political campaigns are important elements that can determine the candidate's victory or failure in political contestation. The messages in the campaign are specifically designed based on the character of the specific target voters and should not be generalized to all groups of voters. As one of the national food barns, it was interesting to figure out how specific messages related to food security are perceived by voters. The research method used was a mixed method with in-depth interviews with voters with agricultural background and survey to young voters who are considered by researchers to have the greatest opportunity to be exposed by a variety of specific issues in the campaign because of their high media consumption. The results of the study show that specific issue like food security was only a concern for voters who have strong relevance to the issue. However, it was not the only basis for consideration in choosing candidates for related voters.

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