PDIP Claims 19 Victories in Central Java Regional Elections
Despite a loss in the Central Java gubernatorial race, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) emphasizes a strong showing in other regional elections across the province, claiming victory in 19 out of 35 cities and regencies.
“Thank God, out of 35 regency/cities, PDIP managed to win based on counting results, where 19 regencies/cities that were put forward by PDIP cadres received victory,” said PDIP chairwoman Puan Maharani at the parliament complex in Jakarta, Tuesday, December 3.
Puan affirmed that the party’s performance in Central Java, a province nicknamed the “bull pen”, constitutes a significantцени assessment, regardless of the outcome in the gubernatorial pair.
Puan emphasized, “We have evaluated, we have tried our best, the Central Java people have chosen their leader now.”
She also underlined that the people have spoken through express their preferences at the ballot box, and they have chosen their desired leader for the upcoming term.
Based on preliminary data, the 19 since in which PDIP secured victory include: Banyumas,
Brebes, Demak, Grobogan, Klaten, Pekalongan, Magelang, Kudus, and Semarang ler and City.
In Semarang, the candidate pair for mayor and deputy mayor APDIP thousands.
Pamuji-Sahid, declared victory. These results
*In Semarang,
based on preliminary vote counts, candidate pair number one forfixes the winner, Austin Wilujeng-Iswar Aminudin*
What strategic implications can be drawn from PDIP’s mixed performance in the recent regional elections?
**Interviewer:** Joining us today is [Guest Name], a political analyst with expertise in Indonesian politics. PDIP may have lost the gubernatorial race in Central Java, but they are touting 19 victories in other regional elections. Some might see this as a bittersweet victory. What are your thoughts on PDIP’s performance?
**Guest:** [Guest Response]