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President Jokowi told reporters that he had congratulated presidential candidate pair Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka during a meeting on the night of the Feb. 14, as the pair was leading in various preliminary vote counts.
Self-styled youth party the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) won more votes in its race for seats in the House of Representatives than it did in its electoral debut in 2019, according to preliminary results from several pollsters on Wednesday.
Amid the din of self-promoting campaigns, zealous supporters and rampant misinformation, Indonesia’s pollsters are gearing up to offer credible ways to predict the results of one of the world’s most complicated general elections to be held this year.
A few hours after polling stations closed at 1 p.m. on April 17, Indonesia’s electoral democracy went through a difficult phase of no-return, just like in 2014, namely, disputes over quick count results produced by pollsters and published on television and online media.
Speaking in a meeting with chief editors of the media outlets in Jakarta on Thursday, KPI chairman Yuliandre Darwis suggested that the companies educate the public on possible differences between the results of pollsters' quick-count surveys and the KPU's time-consuming real count.
