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Regional Elections 2 years ago
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Has Anies lost chance of running for governor?
For PDI-P, embracing Anies would be advantageous. It would not only consolidate its presence in Jakarta but also increase its chance to win other gubernatorial elections in Java, and set the stage for a comeback in the 2029 elections.
Politics 2 years ago
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Gerindra ramps up alliance talks amid rumored rivalry with Golkar
A potential rift between Golkar Party and Gerindra Party, the second- and third-largest party in the incoming House of Representatives, may threaten the efficacy of Prabowo Subianto's presidency, analysts say.
Regional Elections 2 years ago
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PDI-P fights back, defends home turf Central Java
The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) continues to look for gubernatorial candidates who can help it defend its stronghold Central Java amid tough challenges from its prospective rivals ahead of the November election.
Regional Elections 2 years ago
NasDem open to pairing Prabowo's nephew with Raffi in Jakarta election
NasDem election campaign operation head Prananda Paloh, the son of party chairman Surya Paloh, said that the party leadership is now weighing its options on who to back in the Jakarta gubernatorial election, including the Budi Satrio-Raffi ticket.
Politics 2 years ago
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Political parties switch gears for regional polls
Political parties have begun vetting potential nominees and searching for allies for the November regional elections as disputes over the results of the February presidential race near their conclusion at the Constitutional Court.
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