The Influence of Social Media in Choosing Provisions Based on Ideological Thinking   Milenial’s Generation in Serang City  (Case Study Presidential Election 2019)

Mukhroman, Iman; Gumelar, Rangga G.

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“…Other research talks about the use of virality in the Jokowi-Amin political campaign examined by Damayanti, Santoso, & Hamzah (2021) and political polarization in the 2019 presidential election on social media by Salahudin et al (2020). Previous research discussing the voter's side is also explained through articles by Mukhroman & Gumelar (2020) regarding the influence of social media on the perspective of millennial voters in the 2019 Presidential Election and Razy, Winarno, & Rusnaini (2020), which talks about perceptions of beginner voters in the 2019 Presidential Election.…”

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The Dialectics of Ma'ruf Amin Political Communication in 2019 Presidential Elections: Influence on Voting Perspective

Almanduri

Bakti

2022

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This article is a critical review of the phenomenon of political contestation in the 2019 presidential election. Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan (PDI P) views the reality that NU is a political attribute of Ma’ruf Amin, as a tool to influence voting. In this context, the political strategy deliberately framed by the Prabowo camp aims to neutralize religious issues. Using a phenomenological approach and descriptive-analytical method, this research will dialogue with two specific problems, specifically: what is the role of Ma’ruf Amin as a voter for PDI P, and what is the role of voters in PDI P's victory? Furthermore, data were obtained through interviews, observations, and literature studies from several sources relevant to the research topic. The research results show that the Ma’ruf Amin entity as Jokowi's representative is seen as an absolute in gaining votes for the PDI P. Muslims as voters are divided into two types. First, the voters are dominated by reactive voters with lower secondary education levels. Second, the rational, responsive and active voters with an upper secondary education level.

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