SOKSI Asks Cadres To Move To Win Airlangga Hartarto In The 2024 Presidential Election

Ahmadi Noor Supit/Photo: Antara

SURABAYA - Chairman of the Central National Executive Board of Indonesian Self-Employed Organizations (SOKSI) Ahmadi Noor Supit asked cadres to start moving to consolidate facing the legislative and presidential elections in 2024. Golkar," he said on the sidelines of the opening of the East Java SOKSI Musda in Surabaya, Friday (28/1) night. Quoted from Antara, SOKSI is one of the mass organizations that founded Golkar and until now the majority of its members are party cadres bearing the banyan tree symbol. Noor Supit asked the SOKSI Musda event on January 28-29 2022 to be a place for consolidation and coordination of cadres to welcome the general election, especially the presidential election, as well as deliver Airlangga Hartarto as President of the Republic of Indonesia for the period 2024-2029. "We have also prepared for that. Later there will be certain areas and agreed, in which the main and specific as supporters of the vote.Jatim men So one of them," he said.

In fact, said Noor Supit, the island of Java should become the center of the largest number of votes because the number of voters is not small compared to other regions. must be able to increase the number of votes and seats, both DPRD II, DPRD I, and DPR RI," he said. Meanwhile, the Chairman of the DPD I of the East Java Golkar Party, M. Sarmuji, welcomed the implementation of the East Java SOKSI Musda, which is one of the main agendas of choosing a new chairman and management. period 2022-2027. "Congratulations on holding the musda for friends of SOKSI East Java. Whoever is elected later, Golkar will always support and must collaborate for victory in the 2024 General Election," he said. various challenges at the same time working together for the welfare of the people. "Because we have to be faster and stronger, we need SOKSI's help to fight back fight together. God willing, this shared prayer and hope will be facilitated and realized for the benefit of the community," concluded Sarmuji.