JOKO WIODA WINS: 55.5% of the presidential election in Indonesia: officially announced by Election Commission


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   The presidential election in Indonesia was held on the 17th of last month. The Election Commission officially announced today that it has won the vote count after the end of the vote count. The Election Commission announced that 55.5 percent of the votes were cast for Widow and the retired army officer, General Prabao Subiando, who won 44.5 percent of the vote.

   Prabhawo had earlier accused of fraudulent activity in the election. It was reported that he would appeal to the election results and his supporters would be involved in the demonstration. However, Indonesian officials said that Prabhavo and his supporters had no immediate signs of engaging in such activities. In this case, security has been strengthened to ensure that the public has no danger

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