Opinion: Why Indonesia's election is a victory for democracy
An enormous nation with an autocratic history has successfully held a peaceful election. Read more.
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An enormous nation with an autocratic history has successfully held a peaceful election. Read more.
An enormous nation with an autocratic history has successfully held a peaceful election. Read more.
The president dismissed cheating allegations but his party said the winning candidate abused state resources and manipulated the law.
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Following are unofficial early vote counts in Indonesia's presidential election compiled by independent pollsters, based on ballots counted at a sampling of voting stations nationwide. Unofficial "quick counts" by reputable outlets have in previous elections proven to be accurate. An official result is expected within 35 days of the contest.