Ummi explained that approximately IDR 90 billion will be allocated to regencies and cities, meaning nearly 80 percent is claimed to be distributed to 27 regencies and cities. “There are seven budget items shared by the province,” she said.

Previously, Vice President Ma’ruf Amin asked the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (Komisi Penyiaran Indonesia) to provide education through positive and neutral broadcasts during the simultaneous Pilkada on November 27, 2024. According to Ma’ruf, this is to ensure the public receives credible information and to reduce the spread of false information or hoaxes related to the 2024 Pilkada.

The quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada also give an early indication of public support for the competing candidate pairs. By understanding the quick count method, the public can grasp the significance of the results and compare them with the official KPU results. In this context, the quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada can be used as an evaluation tool to predict who will win the Pilkada. Understanding the quick count method and its significance also provides the public with deeper insights into interpreting the data presented by various survey institutions. Therefore, the quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada can serve as a learning and evaluation tool for the public in understanding the ongoing democratic process.

The Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) does not rule out forming a coalition with the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) after officially endorsing Anies Baswedan and Sohibul Iman as the gubernatorial and deputy gubernatorial candidates in the 2024 Jakarta Regional Election. “Yes, it is very possible (to form a coalition with PDIP),” said Syaikhu at the Opening of the Party Leadership School at the Grand Sahid Hotel, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

“Because the regulations for regional elections and general elections are different. For general elections, each TPS has no more than 300 voters, while for regional elections, it can have up to 800 voters,” she explained.

**Role as Supervisor** He hopes that KPI maintains and upholds the broadcasting media as a supervisor of government operations. “I ask that the future broadcasting law draft should be directed in line with the ideals of a democratic country that upholds the nation’s character and the noble values of Pancasila. The future existence of KPI must be stronger, so it can perform its functions optimally, representing the public interest, maintaining national morality, and strengthening the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI),” stated Ma’ruf.

Previously, the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) officially endorsed Anies Baswedan and Sohibul Iman as prospective governor (cagub) and deputy governor (cawagub) candidates for the 2024 Jakarta Regional Election.

Besides introducing the West Java Pilkada mascots, Sili and Wangi, and presenting the jingle, the West Java KPU also conveyed other information such as budget allocations, expected reduction in the number of polling stations (TPS), and targets for voter participation.

Head of the West Java Provincial KPU, Ummi Wahyuni, stated that the simultaneous regional elections in West Java will cost around IDR 1.1 trillion. “The budget for the regional elections in West Java is IDR 1.1 trillion,” she said.

However, Syaikhu admitted that there has been no formal communication with PDIP leaders regarding the Jakarta Regional Election so far. “I haven’t formally communicated with PDIP yet,” explained Syaikhu.

This approach not only ensures the performance of the upcoming management yet likewise solidifies the democratic values that underpin Indonesian national politics, assuring a brighter future for the nation.

Of this number, about 43 percent are first-time voters. “There are definitely challenges because West Java has the largest number of voters, approximately 35 million. Besides managing the number of voters, we also have to manage the vast area of West Java. Although we have 27 regencies and cities, which is slightly fewer than East Java and Central Java, the vast area of West Java is a challenge,” said Ummi.

“Specifically for the TNI, Polri, and BIN. BIN was present earlier, in the mapping of areas, potential conflict areas must be identified for anticipation if security disturbances occur, we must mitigate before disturbances happen to avoid disrupting the 2024 Pilkada,” stated Hadi. “The TNI, Polri, and BIN must be skilled, knowing before it happens, so it can be mitigated,” he continued.

Regarding the voter participation rate in the regional elections, Ummi said that the West Java KPU targets more than 75 percent participation. The total number of voters in West Java is estimated to be around 35-36 million.

Additionally, Syaikhu mentioned that the party also considered feedback from various figures, scholars, religious leaders, cross-religious leaders, intellectuals, and the public in Jakarta. “The main considerations are candidates with good leadership experience in both executive and legislative positions, clear track records, credibility, and capacity, as well as a high probability of winning,” he said.

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