Billboards Spread In Bali, People Start Supporting AMIN Couples

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JAKARTA - The electability of the presidential and vice-presidential candidate pair Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar in Bali Province is starting to strengthen. Supporters of the number 1 pair began to spread evenly throughout the island of the Gods. This is evident from the billboards scattered in the area that became the Banteng cage.

Supporters of the Candidate Pair for Vice Presidential Candidates No. 01 Anis Baswedan and Muhaimin Iskandar or AMIN in Bali are getting stronger day by day. AMIN billboards are scattered in the Banteng cage area," said Surya Nata Putra, a candidate for the Indonesian House of Representatives PKB No. 1 Bali electoral district, Wednesday 27 December.

Surya continued, to boost public support for the AMIN pair, he has also formed thousands of volunteers spread across 9 cities/regencies in Bali. The community is also very enthusiastic about the change jargon that this couple carries.

"The enthusiasm is extraordinary and continues to advance to remote communities. Alhamdulillah, the Balinese people support full change. Especially the hope is to improve welfare and equal distribution of the economy," he added.

Surya is optimistic that the candidate pairs promoted by PKB, Nasdem, and PKS will be able to win with 30-40 percent in Banteng Kandang.

"The achievement of votes in the 2024 Presidential Election (Pilpres) is targeted to be 30-40 percent. Because the Balinese people are starting to be interested in the AMIN program," said Surya Nata who is also Arek Suroboyo.

"This means that we are very optimistic that the first movement of the supporting parties all have different niches. So if this is united, it has strength," continued Surya.

The same thing was conveyed by Anak Agung Ayu Laras Paramitha, a candidate for the Bali Provincial DPRD for the Buleleng District, according to him, for the lively support of the community, his party has prepared various strategies, one of which has gone down and mingled with the community and continues to socialize the AMIN program.

An interesting AMIN program, prepare 40 cities to advance to the Jakarta equivalent class. The hope is that the city of Singaraja Buleleng is included in 40 developed cities. Because many young people in Bali are still having a hard time finding work in Bali," he said.

"They migrated outside the region, even though young people in Bali were needed as the next generation of culture in Bali," concluded Anak Agung Ayu Laras.