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Buat mBak Mei... ini ada nama-nama Partai in English.. Lihat jadwal Agus B Raharjo -------- Original Message --------
BASIC ELECTION FACTS Indonesia is gearing up to face the legislative and presidential elections this year. The first election will fill nearly 16,000 seats in the legislatures at the national, provincial and district levels. The second election will be Indonesia's first direct presidential vote. Should no candidate meet the criteria for election in the first round of elections, a run-off between the top two vote-winners will take place. The process needs to be completed before President Megawati Soekarnoputri's term expires on 20 October. The official election campaigning period will commence on 11 March and end on 1 April. Elections for the 550-seat parliament will begin on 5 April, while simultaneous polls for local legislative bodies will be held. Under electoral reforms agreed earlier, the Indonesian Military and National Police will be losing their 38 appointed seats. On 28 April, an announcement of parliamentary election results is scheduled, which is expected to greatly influence the line-up of candidates and coalitions for Indonesia's first presidential election. In the next two days, parliament seats for political parties shall be allocated. Between 1 May and 7 May, political parties will register their chosen pair of candidates, which spell out the party alliances for the presidential election. All candidates must be nominated by a coalition or a political party that wins at least 5 percent of votes in the parliamentary election or 3 percent of seats in the House of Representatives (DPR). The names of presidential and vice presidential candidates will be announced on 19 May. Campaigning for the presidential elections will then be held from 1 June till 1 July, followed by the presidential election on 5 July. Announcements of results of presidential elections will be made on 20 July. Should no pair of candidates win more than 50 percent of national votes, and at least 20 percent of votes in at least 16 provinces, a second round will be held between the two top vote-winners. Dates allocated for the second round of the presidential election campaigning period are from 14 September to 16 September. The election itself will take place on 20 September, and announcement of results will take place on 5 October. The inauguration ceremony of the new president and vice president is scheduled for 20 October. CAMPAIGNING DATES IN JAKARTA (OPEN AND CLOSED LOCATIONS) Round One (closed locations, please refer to the attachement) 11 March : carnival by all 24 politic parties with their members and supporters 12 March : campaigning by the Marhaenisme Indonesia National Party (PNI Marhaenisme), Social Democratic Labor Party (PBSD), and Crescent Star Party (PBB) 13 March : campaigning by Freedom Party (Partai Merdeka), United Development Party (PPP), United Democratic Nationhood Party (PPDK), and New Indonesia Alliance Party (PPIB) 14 March : campaigning by Freedom Bull National Party (PNBK), Democratic Party (Partai Demokrat), and Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PPKI) *15 March : campaigning by Indonesian Democratic Vanguard Party (PPDI), Indonesian Nadhlatul Community Party (PPNUI), National Mandate Party (PAN), Concern for the Nation Functional Party (PKPB), and National Awakening Party (PKB) *16 March : campaigning by Prosperous Justice Party (PKS), Reform Star Party (PBR), and Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) *17 March : campaigning by Prosperous Peace Party (PDS), Golkar Party (Golkar) and Pancasila Patriot Party (Partai Pembela Pancasila) 18 March : campaigning by Indonesia Unity Party (PSI), Regional United Party (PPD), and Pioneer Party (Partai Pelopor) * -- dates on which subscribers are to take extra precaution Round Two (closed locations, please refer to the attachement) 19 March : campaigning by Marhaenisme Indonesia National Party (PNI Marhaenisme), Social Democratic Labor Party (PBSD), Crescent Star Party (PBB), Freedom Party (Partai Merdeka), and United Development Party (PPP) 20 March : campaigning by United Democratic Nationhood Party (PPDK), New Indonesian Alliance Party (PPIB), Freedom Bull National Party (PNBK), Democratic Party (Partai Demokrat), and Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI) 21 March : campaigning by Indonesian Democratic Vanguard Party (PPDI), Indonesian Nadhlatul Community Party (PPNUI), National Mandate Party (PAN), and Concern for the Nation Functional Party (PKPB) 22 March : Public Holiday (Saka New Year/Silence Day) *23 March : campaigning by Prosperous Justice Party (PKS), Reform Star Party (PBR), and Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) *24 March : campaigning by Prosperous Peace Party (Partai Damai Sejahtera), Golkar Party (Golkar), and Pancasila Patriot Party (Partai Pembela Pancasila) 25 March : campaigning by Indonesia Unity Party (PSI), Regional United Party (PPD), and Pioneers Party (Partai Pelopor) * -- dates on which subscribers are to take extra precaution Round Three (open locations, please refer to the attachement) 26 March : campaigning by Marhaenisme Indonesia National Party (PNI Marhaenisme), Social, Democratic Labor Party (PBSD), Crescent Star Party (PBB), and Freedom Party (Partai Merdeka) 27 March : campaigning by United Development Party (PPP), United Democratic Nationhood Party (PPDK), New Indonesia Alliance Party (PPIB), and Freedom Bull National Party (PNBK) 28 March : campaigning by Democratic Party (Partai Demokrat), Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI), Indonesian Democratic Vanguard Party (PPDI), and Indonesian Nadhlatul Community Party (PPNUI) 29 March : campaigning by National Mandate Party (PAN), Concern for the Nation Functional Party (PKPB), and National Awakening Party (PKB) *30 March : campaigning by Prosperous Justice Party (PKS), Reform Star Party (PBR), and Indonesia Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) *31 March : campaigning by Prosperous Peace Party (PDS), Golkar Party (Golkar), and Pancasila Patriot Party (Partai Pembela Pancasila) 1 April : campaigning by Indonesia Unity Party (PSI-, Regional United Party (PPD), and Pioneers Party (Partai Pelopor) 2 - 4 April: Break before the 5 April elections * -- dates on which subscribers are to take extra precaution Yassin Hidayat |
