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KPU Officially Declares Prabowo-Gibran as the New President of Indonesia for 2024-2029

Ayu Rizka
17:00, 21 Mar 2024

On Wednesday, 20th March 2024, the General Election Commission (KPU) officially announced the victory of candidate pair number 2, comprising Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka, as the new President of Indonesia for the term 2024-2029. The Prabowo-Gibran duo secured 96,214,691 valid votes, representing 58.6% of the national vote.

“The total number of valid votes for presidential candidate pair Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka is 96,214,691,” stated Hasyim Asy’ari, Chairman of the Indonesian KPU, at the KPU Office in Jakarta on Wednesday (21/3).

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The official report from the General Election Commission (KPU) numbered 218/PL.01.08-BA/05/2024 revealed that Prabowo-Gibran emerged victorious in 36 out of 38 provinces across Indonesia in the 2024 presidential election. Here are the national results of the election:

Anies-Cak Imin: 40,971,906 votes
Prabowo-Gibran: 96,214,691 votes
Ganjar-Mahfud 27,040,878 votes

As per Regulation No. 3 of 2022 by the General Election Commission outlining the Stages and Schedule for the 2024 General Election, the inauguration ceremony for the new President and Vice President of Indonesia for the 2024-2029 term is scheduled for Sunday, 20th October 2024.

Here’s a breakdown of the votes garnered from the 2024 presidential election for the 2024-2029 period:

Province	Anies-Muhaimin	Prabowo-Gibran	Ganjar-Mahfud
Yogyakarta	496.280	1.269.265	741.220
Gorontalo	227.354	504.662	41.508
Central Kalimantan	256.811	1.097.070	158.788
Bali	99.233	1.454.640	1.127.134
Bangka Belitung	204.348	529.883	151.109
West Kalimantan	718.641	1.964.183	534.450
South Sumatera	997.229	3.649.651	606.681
Lampung	791.892	3.556.310	764.486
Central Java	2.866.373	12.096.454	7.827.335
North Kalimantan	72.065	284.209	51.451
Jakarta	2.653.762	2.692.011	1.115.138
Riau Island	370.671	641.338	140.733
East Nusa Tenggara	153.446	1.798.753	958.505
Banten	2.451.383	4.035.052	720.275
South Kalimantan	849.948	1.407.684	159.950
East Kalimantan	448.046	1.542.346	240.143
East Java	4.492.652	16.716.603	4.434.805
Southeast Sulawesi	361.585	1.113.344	90.727
West Sulawesi	223.153	533.757	62.514
Riau	1.400.093	1.931.113	357.298
West Papua	37.459	172.965	120.565
Bengkulu	37.459	172.965	120.565
North Sulawesi	119.103	1.229.069	283.796
West Sumatera	1.744.042	1.217.314	124.044
South Sulawesi	2.003.081	3.010.726	265.948
Aceh	2.369.534	787.024	67.677
West Nusa Tenggara	850.539	2.154.843	241.106
South Papua	41.906	162.852	110.003
Jambi	532.605	1.438.952	234.251
North Sumatera	2.339.620	4.66-.408	999.528
North Maluku	200.459	454.943	91.293
Central Sulawesi	386.743	1.251.313	160.594
Central Papua	128.557	636.616	335.089
Southwest Papua	48.405	209.403	99.899
West Java	9.099.674	16.805.854	2.820.995
Maluku	228.557	665.371	186.395
Highland Papua	284.184	838.382	175.956
Papua	67.592	379.908	178.534

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