nAli emphasized that as a prospective governor, he is obliged to build relationships with political parties . “Why is the Deputy Chairman of the NasDem Party here? I mentioned that my presence here is in my capacity as a gubernatorial candidate,” explained Ahmad Ali. “As a gubernatorial candidate, it is my obligation to build relationships with political parties,” he added

The quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada showed that the Anies-Sandi pair received 58.5% support, while the Ahok-Djarot pair garnered 41.5%. This indicated a victory for the Anies-Sandi pair in the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada. Compared to the first-round quick count results, there was a significant increase in support for the Anies-Sandi pair, while the Ahok-Djarot pair experienced a decline in support.

1. Number of Voters

The number of voters in the 2017 DKI Jakarta Pilkada was around 7.2 million. Voters included Jakarta residents who met the requirements to vote, namely Indonesian citizens aged 17 and over, and those who met administrative and legal requirements.

He mentioned that the recommendation was given to the Ali-Abdul pair because their vision and mission align with PSI. “I have been communicating politically with Mr. Ali over the past few months and found that we share the same thoughts with Mr. Ahmad Ali,” revealed Kaesang

Additionally, in Central Sulawesi, aside from economic issues that are also major concerns for national leadership such as basic necessities prices and job opportunities, infrastructure conditions are a primary concern for residents, especially damaged roads, frequent power outages, and clean water availability. Candidates seen by residents as solutions to these problems have a higher likelihood of being chosen

Among the core accusations made by Ari Yusuf Amin was the alleged participation of President Jokowi in controling the political election procedure to favor specific outcomes, thus compromising the election’s nonpartisanship. This participation was especially slammed relating to the choices that permitted Jokowi’s eldest boy, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, to become a prospect despite being under the age need previously set for presidential prospects.

Political analysts and observers commented that these results demonstrated a strong public push for change in Jakarta’s leadership. They also emphasized the importance of not being overly fixated on the quick count results and waiting for the official results from the KPU to determine the winner of the 2017 DKI Pilkada.

According to Syaikhu, Anies-Iman has the qualifications, compatibility, and complementary qualities needed to complete Jakarta’s development. Syaikhu believes that Anies was successful as governor with various achievements in different development sectors, advancing the city, and making the residents happy. Meanwhile, Sohibul Iman is a technocrat and scholar who once served as rector at Paramadina University. Additionally, he has experience as the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives in 2013-2014 and served as the President of PKS from 2015-2020.

Highlighting particular instances of claimed adjustment, Ari pointed to the change of the minimum age requirement for presidential and vice-presidential candidates right before the registration deadline. This adjustment allowed individuals under 40 years of age, including the president’s boy, Gibran, to go into the race, increasing issues about the justness and openness of the election procedure.

As per Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, the Chairman of the Daily Board of the Gerindra Party, this idea is considered by his party as only an aspiration. “Yes, what we have is merely a discussion in the media, and we consider it just an aspiration and it hasn’t reached the level of party discussions within the Advanced Indonesia Coalition,” said Dasco at Rumah Kertanegara, South Jakarta, on Friday, (June 7, 2024). Meanwhile, Kaesang stated that the decision regarding his nomination for the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada will be decided in August. “As I have said before, wait for the surprise in August,” said Kaesang at the PSI Office in Jakarta, on Friday (June 7, 2024). He indicated that there is a surprise about whether he will run in the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada. The youngest son of President Jokowi asked everyone to be patient as the registration for the candidates for governor and deputy governor via political parties will begin from August 27 to August 29, 2024. “The registration is still far off, it’s still in August, late August. Be patient,” he said, as quoted by Antara. Previously, on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, the Daily Chairman of the Gerindra Party, posted a photo of Budisatrio Djiwandono alongside Kaesang Pangarep on his personal Instagram account @sufmi_dasco, with the caption “For Jakarta 2024.” Besides posting Budisatrio with Kaesang, Dasco also uploaded a photo of Budisatrio with celebrity Raffi Ahmad similar to a pair election poster on his personal Instagram. On Thursday, April 18, 2024, Ahmad Muzani, the General Secretary of the Gerindra Party, mentioned that the figure in preparation for the Jakarta Pilkada is still being finalized. The Gerindra Party possesses several youthful figures, including Budisatrio Djiwandono and Moreno Soeprapto. “We possess a strong candidate, preferably a fresh and young figure,” he mentioned at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta. Claimed Prohibition by Jokowi, Kaesang Pangarep: That’s Mr. Zulhas’s Version of the Story Head of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), Kaesang Pangarep, also responded the statement that he was prohibited by President Jokowi from running in the Jakarta Pilkada. According to Kaesang, that story belongs to the Chairman of the National Mandate Party (PAN), Zulkifli Hasan, also known as Zulhas. “That’s Mr. Zulhas’s version of the story,” he mentioned. He then threw the question back to the media. “So, have you listened to my version of the story yet?” asked Kaesang. Upon receiving this, several journalists asked him to explain, but Kaesang chose to keep it to himself. “It’s a secret,” concluded Kaesang before leaving. Previously, Head of the National Mandate Party (PAN), Zulkifli Hasan, said that President Jokowi forbade his youngest son, Kaesang Pangarep, from running for the Jakarta gubernatorial election. “Earlier, I inquired the President after the meeting. ‘Sir, what about Kaesang running for Jakarta deputy governor?’ ‘Oh no,’ he said, ‘Don’t do it, Mr. Zul,'” Zulkifli Hasan said at the PAN DPP, South Jakarta, on Monday, (June 3, 2024). Zulkifli Hasan previously proposed that Kaesang pair up with Zita Anjani in the Jakarta Pilkada because he wanted Jakarta to be led by young people. “Kaesang is young, I even suggested it before, ‘Sir, I suggested it a year ago, what if Jakarta is led by young people, Kaesang.’ That was about a year ago, if I’m not mistaken,” he mentioned. Although the Supreme Court (MA) has changed the age limit for regional head candidates, giving Kaesang the chance to run for the Jakarta gubernatorial election, Jokowi still forbade it. “‘Now it’s allowed, Sir.’ I mentioned earlier, yes, then who is the one who challenged it, right. Now it’s permissible, it was challenged. ‘Don’t do it, Mr. Zul,’ that’s about it,” he concluded. PSI Secretary-General Says No Internal Discussion Yet About Kaesang Running for 2024 Pilkada The Chairman of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), Kaesang Pangarep, is a potential to run as a gubernatorial candidate after the Supreme Court (MA) issued a regulation regarding the age of regional head candidates. However, there has been no confirmation from Kaesang on whether he will run for regional head. Kaesang has been speculated to participate in the Jakarta gubernatorial election after his poster was posted alongside Gerindra politician and Prabowo’s nephew, Budi Djiwandono. The Secretary-General of PSI, Raja Juli Antoni, stated that there hasn’t been any internal discussion concerning the youngest son of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) running in the 2024 Pilkada. “No (internal discussion yet),” stated Antoni at the Presidential Palace Complex, Jakarta, on Monday (June 3, 2024). Antoni mentioned that whether Kaesang will run this year depends on Kaesang himself. Furthermore, the coalition parties of the Advanced Indonesia Coalition (KIM) need to deliberate whether it is beneficial for Kaesang to run in the Pilkada or not. “Ask Mas Kaesang,” he said. “It depends on Mas Kaesang and KIM what they decide,” added Antoni. **2024 Pilkada Schedule** Here is the schedule for the 2024 Pilkada stages: 1. February 27—November 16, 2024: Notification and registration of election monitors 2. April 24—May 31, 2024: Provision of the potential voter list 3. May 5—August 19, 2024: Completion of the requirements for individual candidate support 4. May 31—September 23, 2024: Updating compilation of

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