Local elections (Indonesian: Pemilihan Kepala Daerah or Pilkada) were held in Indonesia on 27 June 2018. Voters elected 17 governors, 39 mayors and 115 regents across the country.[1] The elections included gubernatorial elections for Indonesia's four most populous provinces: West Java, East Java, Central Java and North Sumatra.[2]
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Like other local elections in Indonesia (except for Jakarta), the elections followed a simple plurality, first-past-the-post system where the candidates with the most votes automatically wins the seat even if they have less than 50% of the votes.[3]
Background
editSimultaneous local elections (Pilkada Serentak) was first held in Indonesia on 2015.[4] Another one was held in 2017, making the 2018 election the third simultaneous regional elections to be held in the country. The next set of regional elections are set to be held in 2020 and 2024, the latter one being simultaneous with the presidential and legislative elections. It is also planned that regional offices with elections in 2017 and 2018 are to be held by centrally appointed officials starting from the end of their five-year terms until the 2024 elections.[5]
It has been described as a run-up to the 2019 national elections, due to the fact that the three most populous provinces in the country (West Java, East Java and Central Java) hosting 48 percent of voters in 2014 are to vote, with the elections covering 31 provinces altogether.[2][6][7] 152 million of the country's 260 million citizens were eligible to vote in the elections.[8] Some observers also described the election as a follow-up to the 2017 elections, particularly the Jakartan election where Gerindra and PKS-backed Anies Baswedan defeated Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly seen as president Joko Widodo's ally.[9] The Indonesian National Police identified several provinces as being prone to conflicts arising from the results of the elections, namely North Sumatra, West Java, East Java, South Sulawesi, and Papua.[10]
Schedule
editPreparations of the elections began in 2017, with the KPU receiving demographic data by 31 July 2017 and forming local committees by October. Finalization of the voter list was done by 31 December 2017 and registration for candidates opened the following day, closing at 10 January. For regions where only a single candidate were registered, 3 additional days were allocated between the 14 and 16 January 2018 for extended registration.[11] The campaigning period was to officially start on 15 February 2018 and end by 24 June. The actual voting took place on 27 June.[12]
According to the KPU, the election would cost an estimated Rp 10.5 trillion (USD 735 million).[13] The day of the election (27 June) was made into a national holiday by the government on 25 June.[14]
Elections
editThis section needs to be updated. (October 2018) |
Gubernatorial
editNote: name in italics indicate incumbents who ran for re-election
Mayoral
editRegent
edit| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| South Aceh | 1. Tgk Husen Yusuf-Mustafril 2. H Azwir-Tgk Amran 3. Zulkarnaini-M. Jasa 4. Darman-Baital Makmur 5. HT Sama Indra-H Harmaini 6. H Mirwan-Zirwan 7. H Karman-Afdhal Yasin |
| Pidie Jaya | 1. Yusri Yusuf-Saifulah 2. H Aiyub Abbas-H Said Mulyadi 3. Muhibuddin Husen-HM Yusuf Ibrahim 4. Muhammad Yusuf-H Anwar Ishak |
| Regency | Results | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Batu Bara | 1. Harry Nugroho-Muhammad Syafii 2. Darwis-Janmat Sembiring 3. Zahir-Oky 4. Khairil Anwar-Sofyan Alwi |
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| Dairi | 1. Depriwanto Sitohang-Azhar Bintang 2. Edy Kelleng Ate Beritu-Jimmy Andrea Lukita |
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| Deli Serdang | ||
| Langkat | 1. Terbit Rencana PA-Syah Afandin 2. Rudi Hartono Bangun-Budiono |
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| Padang Lawas | 1. Tondi Roni Tua-Syarifuddin Hasibuan 2. Ali Sutan Harahap-Ahmad Zarnawi Pasaribu 3. Rahmad Pardamean Hasibuan-Syahrul Effendi Hasibuan |
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| North Padang Lawas | 1. Andar Amin Harahap-Hariro Harahap 2. Empty Candidate |
single candidate |
| North Tapanuli | 1. Nikson Nababan-Sarlandy Hutabarat 2. Jonius Taripar Hutabarat-Frengky P Simanjuntak 3. Chrismanto Lumbantobing-Hotman P Hutasoit |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Indragiri Hilir | 1. Rosman Malomo-Musmulyadi 2. Ramli Walid-Ali Azhar 3. M Wardan-Syamsuddin Uti |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Kerinci | 1. Monadi-Edison 2. Adirozal-Ami Taher 3. Zainal-Arsal |
| Merangin | 1. Fauzi-Sujarmin 2. Al Haris-Mashuri 3. Nalim-Khafid |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Banyuasin | 1. Agus Yudiantoro- Hazuar Bidui AZ 2. Arkoni MD-Azwar Hamid 3. Husni Tahmrin-Supartijo 4. Syaiful Bakhri-Agus Salam 5. Askolani Jasi-Slamet |
| Empat Lawang | 1. Davit Hardiyanto-Eduar Kohar 2. Joncik Muhamad- Yulius Maulana |
| Lahat | 1. Nopran Marjani-Herliansyah 2. Hapit Padli-Erlansyah Rumsyah 3. Cik Ujang-Haryanto 4. Bursah Zarnubi-Parhan Berza 5. Purnawarman Kias-Rozi Adiansyah |
| Muara Enim | 1. Syamsul Bahri-Hanan 2. Nurul Aman-Thamrin 3. Shinta Paramita-Syuryadi 4. Ahmad Yani-Juarsah |
| Ogan Komering Ilir | 1. Iskandar-Djakfar Sodiq 2. Abdiyanto Fikri-Made Indrawan 3. Azhari Effendi-Qomarus Zaman |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Bangka | 1. Tarmizi H. Saat-Amri Cahyadi 2. Mulkan-Syahbudin 3. Danial-Fadillah Sabri |
| Belitung | 1. Azwardy Azhar-Erwandi A Rani 2. Hellyana-Junaidi Rachman 3. Andi Lanna-Zulfriandi Afan 4. Sahani Saleh-Isyak Meirobie |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| North Lampung | 1. Zainal Abidin-Yusrizal 2. Aprozi Alam-Ice Suryana 3. Agung Ilmu Mangkunegara-Budi Utomo |
| Tanggamus | 1. Dewi Handajani-A.M. Syafi'i 2. Samsul Hadi-Nuzul Irsan |
| Regency | Results | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lebak | 1. Iti Octavia Jayabaya-Ade Sumardi ( %) 2. Empty Candidate ( %) |
single candidate |
| Tangerang | 1. Ahmed Zaki Iskandar-Mad Romli ( %) 2. Empty Candidate ( %) |
single candidate |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Cirebon | |
| Purwakarta | |
| West Bandung | |
| Sumedang | |
| Kuningan | |
| Majalengka | |
| Subang | |
| Bogor | details |
| Garut | |
| Ciamis |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Banyumas | 1. Mardjoko-Ifan Haryanto ( %) 2. Achmad Husein-Sadewo Tri Lastiono ( %). |
| Temanggung | 1. Bambang Sukarno - Matoha. ( %) 2. Haryo Dewandono - Irawan Prasetyadi. ( %) 3. HM Al Khadziq - R Heri Ibnu Wibowo. ( %) |
| Kudus | 1. Masan-Noor Yasin ( %) 2. Noor Hartoyo-Junaidi ( %) 3. Sri Hartini-Setia Budi Wibawa ( %) 4. Akhwan-Hadi Sucipto ( %) 5. M Tamzil-Hartopo ( %) |
| Karanganyar | 1. Juliyatmono-Rober Christanto ( %)
2. Rohadi Widodo-Ida Retno Wahyuningsih ( %) |
| Tegal | 1. Rusbandi-Fatkhudin ( %) 2. Haron Bagas-Drajat ( %) 3. Enthus Susmono-Umi Azizah ( %) |
| Magelang | 1. Zaenal Arifin-Edy Cahyana ( %) 2. Zaenal Arifin-Rohadi Pratoto ( %) |
| Regency | Results | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sampang | 1. Slamet Junaidi-Abdullah Hidayat ( %) 2. Hermanto Subaidi-Suparto ( %) 3. Hisan-Abdullah Mansyur ( %) |
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| Bangkalan | 1. Farid Alfauzi-Sudarmawan ( %) 2. Imam Bukhori-Mondir Rofii ( %) 3. Abdul Latif Amin Imron-Mohni ( %) |
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| Bojonegoro | 1. Soehadi Moeljono-Mitroatin( %) 2. Mahfudoh Suyoto-Kuswiyanto ( %) 3. Anna Muawanah-Budi Irawanto ( %) 4. Basuki-Pudji Dewanto ( %) |
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| Nganjuk | 1. Novi Rahman Hidayat-Marhaen Djumadi ( %) 2. Siti Nurhayati-Bimantoro Wiyono ( %) 3. Desy Natalia Widya-Ainul Yakin (%) |
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| Pamekasan | 1. Baddrut Tamam-Rajae (%) 2. Kholilurrahman-Fathorrahman (%) |
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| Tulungagung | 1. Margiono-Eko Prisdianto 2. Syahri Mulyo-Maryoto Bhirowo |
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| Pasuruan | 1. M Irsyad Yusuf-Mujib Imron 2. Empty Candidate |
single candidate |
| Magetan | 1. Suyatni Priasmoro-Nur Wahkid 2. Miratul Mukminin-Joko Suyono 3. Suprawoto-Nanik Endang Rusminiarti |
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| Madiun | 1. Ahmad Dawami Ragil Saputra-Hari Wuryanto 2 Rio Wing Dinaryhadi-Sukiman 3. Djoko Setiono-Suprapto. |
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| Lumajang | 1. Thoriqul Haq-Indah Amperawati 2. As'at-Thoriq 3. Rofik Abidin-Nurul Huda |
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| Bondowoso | 1. Salwa Arifin-Irwan Bachtiar 2. Dhafir-Dayat. |
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| Jombang | 1. Mundjidah-Sumrambah 2. Nyono-Subaidi 3. Syafiin-Choirul |
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| Probolinggo | 1. Puput Tantriana Sari-Timbul Prihanjoko 2. Abdul Malik Haramain-Muzayyan Badri |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Gianyar | 1. Tjokorda Raka Kerthyasa-Pande Istri Maharani Prima Dewi (%) 2. I Made Mahayastra-Anak Agung Gde Mayun (%) |
| Klungkung | 1. Tjokorda Bagus Oka-I Ketut Mandia 2. I Nyoman Suwirta-I Made Kasta |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| West Lombok | |
| East Lombok |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Sikka | |
| Central Sumba | |
| Nagekeo | |
| Rote Ndao | |
| East Manggarai | |
| South Central Timor | |
| Alor | |
| Kupang | |
| Ende | |
| Southwest Sumba |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| North Kayong | |
| Sanggau | |
| Kubu Raya | |
| Pontianak |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Sukamara | |
| Lamandau | |
| Seruyan | |
| Katingan | |
| Pulang Pisau | |
| Murung Raya | |
| East Barito | |
| North Barito | |
| Gunung Mas | |
| Kapuas |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Tapin | |
| South Hulu Sungai | |
| Tanah Laut | |
| Tabalong |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Penajam North Paser | 1. Mustaqim-Sofyan Nur 2. Andi Harahap-Fadly Imawan (Ahli) 3. Abdul Gafur Mas'ud-Hamdam |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Minahasa | |
| North Bolaang Mongondow | |
| Sitaro | |
| Southeast Minahasa | |
| Talaud Islands |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Morowali | |
| Parigi Moutong | |
| Donggala |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Polewali Mandar |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Bone | |
| Sinjai | |
| Bantaeng | |
| Enrekang | |
| Siddereng Rapang | |
| Jeneponto | |
| Wajo | |
| Luwu | |
| Pinrang |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Kolaka | 1. Ahmad Safei-Muhammad Jayadin 2. Asmani Arif-Syahrul Beddu |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Southeast Maluku | 1. Angky Renyaan-Hamsa Rahayaan 2. Esebius Utha Savsavubun-Abdul Rachman Matdoan 3. Taher Hanubun-Petrus Beruatwarin |
| Regency | Results |
|---|---|
| Central Mambramo | |
| Paniai | |
| Puncak | |
| Deiyai | |
| Jayawijaya | |
| Biak Numfor | |
| Mimika |
Gallery
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Polling station in Jayapura, Papua. -
Vote counting at a polling station in Pekanbaru, Riau during election day.
Notes
edit- ^ According to KPU real count results
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