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As the campaign period for the 2019 general election ended on April 14 and city officials took down campaign materials worth billions of rupiah around the city, one question arose: What would happen to this waste?
“In 2016, I had to take off my cross necklace or not reveal I was a Catholic in public for fear of intimidation. However, I did not have to do that [during this election] because I felt safe,” Aot told The Jakarta Post on Wednesday, several hours after the nationwide vote had concluded.
The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) has come out triumphant in the 2019 legislative election, with early counts from numerous polls indicating that the party of incumbent President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has secured more than 20 percent of the votes.
