49 Former Corruption Convicts Running for Legislative Office in 2019-2024

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31/01/2019 12:20 WIB

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Eighteen individuals are candidates for the Provincial DPRD, 24 are candidates for the Regency/City DPRD, and another 9 are candidates for the DPD.

Former Convicted Corruptors Running for Legislative Office by Party (2019-2024)

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Former Convicted Corruptors Running for Legislative Office by Party (2019-2024)

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The General Election Commission (KPU) released a list of 49 legislative candidates (caleg) with a background as former convicts of corruption cases. Of this list, the Golkar Party has the most former corrupt convict candidates, with 8, followed by Gerindra (6), as shown in the graph below.

(Read Databoks: Members of DPR/DPRD Most Frequently Involved in Corruption Cases)

The details are as follows: 18 candidates are running for the Provincial People's Representative Council (DPRD), 24 for the District/City People's Representative Council (DPRD), and 9 for the Regional Representative Council (DPD).

The KPU announced this list to fulfill the public's right to know the background of the legislative candidates they will choose in the 2019 Legislative Election. This is in accordance with Articles 182 and 240 of Law Number 7 of 2017 concerning Elections.

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