JAKARTA: The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) scored a hat trick after officially winning the 2024 legislative election (pileg).
The General Election Commission (KPU) announced Wednesday night (March 20) that the Bull Party was ahead with 16.72 percent.
This figure is down 2.61 percent from the 2019 legislative election of 19.33 percent.
This is the fourth time that the party led by Megawati Soekarnoputri has won the legislative elections, namely the 1999, 2014, 2019 and 2024 legislative elections.
The Golkar Party achieved the biggest jump of all political parties (political parties) after its vote rose almost 3 percent, to be precise 2.98 percent to 15.29 percent.
Meanwhile, the party that will soon become the ruling party, Gerindra, failed to get the coattails effect from Prabowo Subianto. Gerindra’s vote was not much different from the previous legislative election, namely 13.22 percent.
It was recorded that 8 political parties secured seats in the People’s Representative Council (DPR), namely all parties that currently have seats in the DPR except the United Development Party (PPP).
Indonesia’s number two oldest party failed to qualify for Senayan for the first time in its history after winning only 3.87 percent of the vote, below the parliamentary threshold of 4 percent.
The Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), led by President Jokowi’s youngest son, Kaesang Pangarep, also had to bury its ambition to send representatives to the DPR after only getting 2.81 percent of the vote.
The allocation of the number of DPR seats will be announced in the near future.
Following are the results of the 2024 legislative elections:
1. PDIP: 25,387,279 votes (16.72%)
2. Golkar: 23,208,654 votes (15.29%)
3. Gerindra: 20,071,708 votes (13.22%)
4. PKB: 16,115,655 votes (10.62%)
5. NasDem: 14,660,516 votes (9.66%)
6. PKS: 12,781,353 votes (8.42%)
7. Democrats: 11,283,160 votes (7.43%)
8. PAN: 10,984,003 votes (7.24%)
9. PPP: 5,878,777 votes (3.87%)
10. PSI: 4,260,169 votes (2.81%)
11. Perindo: 1,955,154 votes (1.29%)
12. Gelora: 1,281,991 votes (0.84%)
13. Hanura: 1,094,588 votes (0.72%)
14. Labor: 972,910 votes (0.64%)
15. Ummah: 642,545 votes (0.42%)
16. PBB: 484,486 votes (0.32%)
17. Garuda: 406,883 votes (0.27%)
18. PKN: 326,800 votes (0.22%)
