Java Island: The Biggest Political Competition Arena for the 2024 Elections

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Adi Ahdiat 08/09/2023 11:10 WIB

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Java Island is the biggest arena for political competition in the 2024 General Election. The island holds approximately 115 million voters, or about 56% of the national total.

2024 Election Permanent Voter List (DPT) by Island/Region

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2024 Election Permanent Voter List (DPT) by Island/Region

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Java Island is the biggest battleground for politicians vying for votes in the 2024 General Election.

Based on the Permanent Voter List (DPT) officially released by the General Election Commission (KPU), the number of voters on Java Island reaches 115 million people. This accounts for approximately 56% of the total national voters, which number 204.8 million.

The largest political arenas in Java Island are West Java, East Java, and Central Java provinces.

Combined, the number of voters in these three provinces is equivalent to 46% of the total national voters.

Here is a breakdown of the number of 2024 General Election voters grouped by island/region, ordered from largest to smallest:

2024 General Election DPT: Java Island

* West Java: 35,714,901 voters
* East Java: 31,402,838 voters
* Central Java: 28,289,413 voters
* Banten: 8,842,646 voters
* DKI Jakarta: 8,252,897 voters
* Yogyakarta Special Region: 2,870,974 voters
* Total Java Island: 115,373,669 voters

2024 General Election DPT: Sumatra Island

* North Sumatra: 10,853,940 voters
* Lampung: 6,539,138 voters
* South Sumatra: 6,326,348 voters
* Riau: 4,732,174 voters
* West Sumatra: 4,088,606 voters
* Aceh: 3,749,037 voters
* Jambi: 2,676,107 voters
* Riau Islands: 1,500,974 voters
* Bengkulu: 1,494,828 voters
* Bangka Belitung Islands: 1,067,434 voters
* Total Sumatra Island: 43,028,586 voters

2024 General Election DPT: Sulawesi Island

* South Sulawesi: 6,670,582 voters
* Central Sulawesi: 2,236,703 voters
* North Sulawesi: 1,969,603 voters
* Southeast Sulawesi: 1,867,931 voters
* West Sulawesi: 985,760 voters
* Gorontalo: 881,206 voters
* Total Sulawesi Island: 14,611,785 voters

2024 General Election DPT: Kalimantan Island

* West Kalimantan: 3,958,561 voters
* South Kalimantan: 3,025,220 voters
* East Kalimantan: 2,778,644 voters
* Central Kalimantan: 1,935,116 voters
* North Kalimantan: 504,252 voters
* Total Kalimantan Island: 12,201,793 voters

2024 General Election DPT: Bali-Nusa Tenggara

* East Nusa Tenggara: 4,008,475 voters
* West Nusa Tenggara: 3,918,291 voters
* Bali: 3,269,516 voters
* Total Bali-Nusa Tenggara: 11,196,282 voters

2024 General Election DPT: Maluku-Papua

* Maluku: 1,341,012 voters
* Papua Pegunungan: 1,306,414 voters
* Central Papua: 1,128,844 voters
* North Maluku: 953,978 voters
* Papua: 727,835 voters
* Southwest Papua: 440,826 voters
* West Papua: 385,465 voters
* South Papua: 367,269 voters
* Total Maluku-Papua: 6,651,643 voters

Based on KPU Regulation Number 7 of 2022, 2024 General Election voters are Indonesian citizens who meet the following requirements:

(a) At least 17 years old on election day, married, or previously married;
(b) Not currently having their voting rights revoked based on a final and binding court decision;
(c) Domiciled in the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, proven by an e-KTP (electronic ID card);
(d) Domiciled abroad, proven by an e-KTP, passport, and/or travel document in lieu of a passport;
(e) If the voter does not yet have an e-KTP as referred to in (c) and (d), a Family Card may be used; and
(f) Not currently serving as a member of the Indonesian National Armed Forces or the Indonesian National Police.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."