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Indonesia court revises regional election rules, amid talk president's youngest son may seek run - Vimarsana News

Indonesia court revises regional election rules, amid talk president's youngest son may seek run

JAKARTA: Indonesia's Supreme Court has approved regulatory changes on the age of candidates in regional elections, the court said on Thursday (May 30), amid speculation the president's 29-year-old son is seeking to run in upcoming Jakarta elections. A petition was filed with the court last month calling fo

Indonesian Court Ruling Again Makes Controversial Tweak to Election Rules - Vimarsana News

Indonesian Court Ruling Again Makes Controversial Tweak to Election Rules

The Supreme Court ruling will pave the way for President Joko Widodo’s youngest son to run in the Jakarta gubernatorial election on November 27.

Criticisms over Indonesia's court ruling amid talk that Jokowi's son may run in Jakarta elections - Vimarsana News

Criticisms over Indonesia's court ruling amid talk that Jokowi's son may run in Jakarta elections

This is the second time in seven months that Indonesia has made such constitutional changes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Indonesia's Supreme Court revises regional election rules | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's Supreme Court revises regional election rules | Daily Express Malaysia

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s Supreme Court has approved regulatory changes on the age of candidates in regional elections, the court said today, amid speculation the president’s 29-year-old son is seeking to run in upcoming Jakarta elections.

PDIP Wins Balinese Election, But Ganjar-Mahfud Loses - Vimarsana News

PDIP Wins Balinese Election, But Ganjar-Mahfud Loses

PDIP wins almost four times as much as the second winner, Golkar.