PDIP Pantura Ready To Support Victory For Ganjar

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo: Doc. PDIP)

The West Java PDIP Party cadres are ready to give an absolute victory for Ganjar Pranowo in the 2024 presidential election. Those who are scattered from the cities and regencies of Cirebon, Indramayu, Majalengka, Kuningan, Sumedang and Subang are optimistic that they can re-reduce their area.

This spirit was shown by Pantura West Java bull cadres while attending the party's consolidation at Bima Cirebon Stadium, Saturday (3/6/2023). Present at the event, the presidential candidate for the PDIP and PPP coalition, Ganjar Pranowo.

"We have to prove that West Java's Pantura is a bull cage. We must be able to give an absolute victory for Mr. Ganjar. Ready?" said the chairman of the West Java PDIP DPD, Ono Surono.

"Ready! Ganjar President 2024," shouted the cadres compactly.

Ono said Ganjar was a leader who was expected by the people of West Java. Because, only Ganjar is able to continue Jokowi's work program, especially in the Cirebon area and its surroundings.

He ordered all cadres to come down to meet the community. Socialization must continue so that the public is more confident and Ganjar can win in total.

"The West Java Pantura area is included in the metropolitan area construction project that has been determined by the president. We must be sure, Pak Ganjar is able to continue it and make Pantura West Java a buffer zone as well as a metropolitan area," he said.

Meanwhile, Ganjar Pranowo said, West Java is a province that has quite high challenges. However, seeing the enthusiasm and optimism and spirit of mutual cooperation of the cadres, he believes victory is not difficult to achieve in West Java.

"Ini konsolidasi ketiga saya di Jabar, dan Jabar selalu menarik karena selalu memberikan tantangan. Tapi saya melihat kekuatan partai dari akhir ke akhir mereka siap semuanya," ucapnya.

In fact, in West Java the winning posts to the branch level are all ready. Cadres to the branch level are ready to move and plunge into the community.

"Cadres are really solid to move. So that later it will be easier for us to walk together, work together," he concluded.