Indonesia's Election 2019 Result (Quick Count)

[Indos]

Data : 60.10 %
Institution: Poll Tracking
Result:
Jokowi: 55.92 %
Prabowo: 44.08 %


Data : 57.12 %
Institution: Indikator
Result:
Jokowi: 55.29 %
Prabowo: 44.71 %

 

[Indos]

Quick Count is a method for verification of election results by projecting them from a sample of the polling stations. Different from an exit poll, voters are not asked who they voted for, projection of results is based on official results of the polling station. Parallel vote tabulation is another name for quick count.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_count

 

[war&peace]

Jokowi: 55.92 %
Prabowo: 44.08 %

Who are they and what is their politics?

 

[Indos]

Who are they and what is their politics?

In general Jokowi is supported by Moderate Islam, Nationalist, and Non Muslim. His main economic policy is building infrastructure and poring money to villages (for villages development). Most voters comes from Central Java and East Java.

In general Prabowo is supported by Conservative Islam. His main economy policy is lowering tax to increase growth, decreasing Indonesian debt and industrialization. Increase defense spending. Most voters comes from Sumatra and West Java.

Jokowi has won

 

[Indos]

1. Litbang Kompas data 76,75 persen Jokowi-Ma'ruf: 54,28 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 45,72 persen

2. Indobarometer data 75,42 persen Jokowi-Ma'ruf: 53,81 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 46,19 persen

3. Charta Politika data 85,9 persen Jokowi-Ma'ruf: 54,17 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 45,83 persen

4. Poltracking Indonesia data 81,35 persen Jokowi-Maruf: 54,87 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 45,13 persen

5. Indikator Politik Indonesia data 79,9 persen Jokowi-Maruf: 54,44 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 45,56 persen

6. SMRC data 82,19 Jokowi-Maruf: 54,92 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 45,08 persen

7. LSI Denny JA data 91,10 persen Jokowi-Maruf: 55,28 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 44,72 persen

8. CSIS dan Cyrus Network data 88,36 persen Jokowi-Maruf: 55,81 persen Prabowo-Sandiaga: 44,19 persen

 

[Indos]

Parties

PDI Perjuangan (20,5 persen), Golkar (13 persen), Gerindra (11,9 persen), PKB (10,1 persen), NasDem (8,2 persen), PKS (7,9), Demokrat (7,2 persen), PAN (6,4 persen), PPP (5,2 persen).

Institution: CSIS

 

[Menthol]

I suprise that Prabowo win in most of provinces.

But since East Java and Central Java have huge population, based on population, overally Jokowi win.

I think despite of massive infrastructure construction, many of Jokowi tightening policies makes people temporarily suffer in term of economy, despite it's good for the long run. That's why many of them choose Prabowo.

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

In general Jokowi is supported by Moderate Islam, Nationalist, and Non Muslim. His main economic policy is building infrastructure and poring money to villages (for villages development). Most voters comes from Central Java and East Java.

In general Prabowo is supported by Conservative Islam. His main economy policy is lowering tax to increase growth, decreasing Indonesian debt and industrialization. Increase defense spending. Most voters comes from Sumatra and West Java.

Jokowi has won

Oh man

 

[Indos]

Unique Voting Station

 

[Nike]

Dont know bout Prabowo but Jokowi is much more supportive of industry and heavy industry

Gaza, Myanmar MER-C volunteers unable to vote on polling day
17th Apr 2019 18:29

Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Medical Emergency Rescue Committee (MER-C) Indonesia confirmed its 32 volunteers in Gaza, Palestine, and four in Myanmar were unable to vote following no access to polling facilities during the 2019 legislative and presidential elections.

"In Gaza Strait, we are aware of the fact that there is no access to voting, while continuing conflicts in Myanmar place restrictions on mobility," Dr Sarbini Abdul Murad, the MER-C Indonesia Presidium, noted here on Wednesday.

The volunteers are involved in the construction of the second phase of the Indonesia Hospital in Gaza, while four volunteers in Myanmar are engaged in developing the Indonesia-Myanmar Friendship Hospital in collaboration with the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) and the Indonesian Association of Buddhists (Walubi), as well as through the support extended by the Government of Indonesia.

The Myanmar volunteers could have, in fact, cast their ballot in Yangon.

"However, one major drawback is that re-entering Rakhine State would become challenging for them once they left the state," he pointed out.

The hospital is being built on a seven thousand square-meter plot of land in Myaung Bwe Village, Mrauk U Township, Rakhine State, Myanmar.

"Hence, the MER-C team was unable to vote owing to the difficulty faced in entering Gaza and Rakhine. Once they head out to Yangon, re-entering Rakhine becomes a tough ordeal," Rima Manzanari, MER-C operational manager, remarked.

Nonetheless, the volunteers offered prayers, so that elections across Indonesia are held smoothly and peacefully, he added.

Reporter: Andi Jauhari, Fardah

Editor: Rahmad Nasution

COPYRIGHT © ANTARA 2019

 

[Indos]

77 percent of participation

https://en.tempo.co/read/1196850/77-percent-participation-in-indonesia-elections-2019-says-kpu

 

[Indos]