Mahfud MD Believes The Results Of The Presidential Election Survey Will Soar After Seeing The People's Celebration In Banyuwangi

Vice President Mahfud MD after participating in a campaign entitled Hajatan Rakyat in Banyuwangi, East Java on Thursday (8/2/2024). (VOI/Wardhany Tsa Tsia)

BANYUWANGI - Vice Presidential Candidate number three, Mahfud MD assessed that the survey results of various institutions would miss. This belief arose after he campaigned in several places, including the People's Celebration in Banyuwangi today, Thursday, February 8.

"Therefore, I believe that the surveys announced so far will miss, we will prove it later on the 14th," Mahfud told reporters in Banyuwangi, East Java, Thursday, February 8.

Mahfud then mentioned the masses in the Ganjar-Mahfud campaign in Banyuwangi who were present voluntarily. Likewise, every campaign in East Java is always crowded with people.

"It's amazing, I travel around East Java, almost all places are always crowded, but the biggest one here (Banyuwangi) is because it is designed to be big for East Java. I go to every district is crowded. I went to Surabaya, yesterday to Lumajang, it's always full if there is a Ganjar-Mahfud event," he said.

However, the election results can be maximized if the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) oversees and even uncovers various alleged violations that can bring down pair number three.

One of them is the alleged ballot at the Malaysian Foreign Voice Letter Collection Site (TPSLN) which has been nominated by the Ganjar-Mahfud pair. The former Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs assessed that searches needed to be carried out because there were allegations that they were deliberately carried out.

"As happened in Malaysia, it was as if we were sacrificed, even though maybe it was an operation from another party to order three people to vote and then announce this is a voting that violates the rules," said Mahfud.

"Therefore, I ask the KPU to immediately investigate and announce what actually happened in Malaysia," he concluded.