Burhanuddin Muhtadi, Lee Sue-Ann, Maria Monica Wihardja
This study analyses the impact of social media election campaigning, disinformation and election propaganda on voters’ perceptions and behaviours in Indonesia’s 2024 presidential election. It assesses the influence of social media platforms and chat messaging apps as sources of election-related information on voters and their level of trust in these mediums. The study also assesses how exposed and susceptible voters have been to various disinformation and election propaganda narratives.
Our findings affirm traditional sources of communication like television (TV) and direct...
This study analyses the impact of social media election campaigning, disinformation and election propaganda on voters’ perceptions and behaviours in...