Time to Vote with Conscience

Kompas/Riza Fathoni

Polling station officers and employees of the Tanah Tinggi sub district office in Central Jakarta move ballot boxes to be distributed to a number of command posts in local neighborhoods on Tuesday (18/4).

JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The decisive moment has come. Jakarta residents were invited to the polling stations early on Wednesday (19/4) and asked to bring theirC6 form and their e-ID card ora recommendation letter in lieu of the e-ID. Let’s vote for the figure that will make Jakarta better for all.

“In this runoff election, I will exercise my voting right. I want to elect a governor for the next five years who can solve traffic jams, floods and make Jakarta safe,” said Nurhayati Panggabean, 28, a resident of Utan Panjang, Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday.