Ganjar Pranowo Dominates Latest Australian Poll, Setting Stage for 2024 Election Battle

In the Sulawesi region, Prabowo takes the lead with 42%, defeating Ganjar with 33% support and Anies with 22%. 

On Kalimantan Island, Prabowo (30%) narrowly surpasses Ganjar (25%) and Anies (25%).

Levine concludes that Ganjar, with 38% backing, stands as the strongest contender to succeed the current President Jokowi, also affiliated with the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle. 

However, considering the tight electability competition among the three candidates, Levine suggests that the possibility of a second round of Presidential Elections remains wide open.

"None of the three candidates is within an absolute majority of support. This implies that a runoff election might be on the horizon," asserts Levine.