East Java: The Largest Source of Votes for the Democratic Party in the 2019 General Election

East Java was the largest source of votes for the Democratic Party in the 2019 general election.

Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the Democratic Party secured 1.84 million votes in East Java in the 2019 election. This amounted to 16.93% of the party's total vote count.

The next largest number of votes for the Democratic Party came from West Java, with 1.83 million votes (16.83%), followed by Central Java with 1.13 million votes (10.41%), Banten with 553,390 votes (5.09%), and Lampung with 491,790 votes (4.52%).

The lowest number of votes for the Democratic Party came from Gorontalo, with only 35,210 votes (0.32%). This was followed by North Kalimantan with 37,620 votes (0.35%), and Bengkulu with 38,430 votes (0.35%).

Overall, the Democratic Party received 10.88 million valid votes in the 2019 general election. This represents 7.7% of the total national valid votes, which amounted to 139.97 million votes. With this achievement, the Democratic Party's vote count ranked 7th.

Here is a breakdown of the Democratic Party's vote count in 34 Indonesian provinces in the 2019 general election:

1. East Java: 1,841,145 votes
2. West Java: 1,830,565 votes
3. Central Java: 1,132,420 votes
4. Banten: 553,391 votes
5. Lampung: 491,786 votes
6. Aceh: 413,438 votes
7. South Sulawesi: 398,047 votes
8. South Sumatra: 396,609 votes
9. North Sumatra: 391,489 votes
10. West Sumatra: 371,058 votes
11. Jakarta: 360,303 votes
12. Riau: 326,694 votes
13. Papua: 313,485 votes
14. West Nusa Tenggara: 207,732 votes
15. East Nusa Tenggara: 202,100 votes
16. West Kalimantan: 173,880 votes
17. Southeast Sulawesi: 163,684 votes
18. Jambi: 156,812 votes
19. Central Sulawesi: 127,562 votes
20. Bali: 118,830 votes
21. East Kalimantan: 112,987 votes
22. Central Kalimantan: 87,504 votes
23. West Sulawesi: 83,499 votes
24. Riau Islands: 76,884 votes
25. North Sulawesi: 69,943 votes
26. South Kalimantan: 68,725 votes
27. West Papua: 68,147 votes
28. Yogyakarta: 62,708 votes
29. Maluku: 62,220 votes
30. Bangka Belitung Islands: 58,426 votes
31. North Maluku: 43,180 votes
32. Bengkulu: 38,426 votes
33. North Kalimantan: 37,616 votes
34. Gorontalo: 35,212 votes