The Name Of Timses Will Be Changed After Mahfud Is Determined To Be Ganjar's Vice Presidential Candidate

The Ganjar-Mahfud pair will have a health test for the presidential and vice-presidential candidates for the 2024 presidential election at the Gatot Subroto Army Hospital, Jakarta, Sunday, October 22. (Diah-VOI)

JAKARTA - Deputy Chairman of the National Winning Team for Ganjar Presiden (TPN GP) Andika Perkasa said that his party would change the naming of his team after collaborating with Mahfud MD as Ganjar's vice presidential candidate.

It is known that the name TPN Gajar President was determined before the coalition party carrying Ganjar appointed Mahfud as the vice presidential candidate.

"That's right (the name of the TPN Ganjar President) will be replaced. So, tomorrow is the finalization at eight in the morning, if I'm not mistaken," Andika said when met at the Gatot Subroto Army Hospital, Central Jakarta, Sunday, October 22.

So, continued Andika, his team will change the naming of the timses by including the name Mahfud MD.

"Don't let Mr. Mahfud not be included in it, in fact we feel this is a strength that we must point out," said Andika.

In addition, the Ganjar-Mahfud campaign team will also formulate campaign clothes that will be worn by their presidential and vice presidential candidates when they are officially appointed as participants in the 2024 presidential election by the KPU.

One of the clothes style options for Ganjar-Mahfud when campaigning is black and white striped clothes.

"The black and white lines are one in five. As far as I remember, one in five designs has so far been contested. We'll see which one has more votes, that's what we chose," explained Andika.

Today, Ganjar and his future vice presidential candidate pair, Mahfud MD, conducted a health check as one of the stages of nominating presidential and vice presidential candidates in the 2024 General Election.

Ganjar and Mahfud arrived at RSPAD at around 07.00 WIB, using a different but side car. Ganjar wore a white collared T-shirt, while Mahfud wore a long-sleeved batik.

Arriving at the RSPAD, the presidential and vice-presidential candidates will immediately go inside to change clothes used in undergoing medical examinations.