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The Coalition for Change Was Considered to be Hot Late, Did Not Directly "Attack" Jokowi Upon Anies' Declaration of a Presidential Candidate Political observer from UIN Syarif Hidayatullah, Adi Prayitno, thinks that the Coalition for Change for Unity has been slow in heating up the political engine towards the 2024 elections.  This is because the coalition formed by the Nasdem Party, the Democratic Party, and the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) did not immediately position itself as the opposition when the coalition was formalized.  "It's hot late. Since it was announced that he was running for the presidential election, Anies and the axis of change have attacked Jokowi's camp and the government's camp," Adi told Kompas.com, Wednesday (7/6/2023).  According to Adi, the Coalition for Change only appeared to be "attacking" the government when Johnny G Plate, the Secretary General of the Nasdem Party at the time, was recently named

Observer: If the Coalition for Change wants to go smoothly, Anies-AHY should be the choice Executive Director of Poltracking Indonesia Hanta Yuda said that if the Coalition for Change wants to go smoothly in the 2024 Presidential Election, then their chosen presidential candidate, namely Anies Baswedan, must hold Democratic Party Chairperson Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) instead of East Java Governor Khofifah IndarParawansa.  Hanta said AHY was more realistic and rational if he looked at the survey data as the 2024 vice presidential candidate.  According to him, determining the vice presidential candidate in the Coalition for Change would be challenging.  Moreover, the three parties in the coalition, namely Nasdem, PKS, and Democrats, agreed to nominate Anies Baswedan as a presidential candidate.  "So far, Anies Baswedan is the candidate for president in the Coalition for Change, and the three parties have agreed. The position of cawapres will indeed be a challenge fo