Ganjar Optimistic To Win In Central Java February 14: God Willing, At Home In Banteng Kandang

Presidential Candidate Ganjar Pranowo At The Semarang People's Celebration Ganjar-Mahfud/PHOTO: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI

Presidential Candidate number three, Ganjar Pranowo is optimistic that he will win voters in Central Java on February 14. He believes the area will remain a bull cage.

This was conveyed by Ganjar after attending the People's Celebration at Simpang Lima Semarang, Central Java today, Saturday, February 10. From the location monitoring, the event was indeed lively because it was crowded with PDI-P supporters (PDIP) and pair number three, Ganjar-Mahfud MD.

"If you look at today in Central Java, God willing, the bull pen will show (the victory, ed)," said Ganjar at the location.

To pick up this victory, Ganjar invites his supporters to fight back if they see injustice. He also asked volunteers to continue to monitor the voting day later.

"What Mr. Mahfud said earlier, hit, truduk everything that is not true, we will not comply with the rules. So we ask all stakeholders including party volunteers to guard, starting from voting, counting, to the last recap," said the former Governor of Central Java.

The chairman of the PDIP DPP, Puan Maharani, also expressed the same belief. He said, seeing the enthusiasm in the Semarang People's Celebrations and Solo made him confident in Ganjar-Mahfud's victory.

"God willing, with today all the people are enthusiastic together to attend, God willing, the point is that on February 14, Central Java will host the bull," said the son of PDIP General Chair Megawati Soekarnoputri.

He hopes that the democratic party that will take place can run optimally and be maintained. So that the neutrality of the TNI, Polri, and the state civil apparatus (ASN) is needed.

"Let this election run peacefully, well, honestly, fairly, and of course neutral," he said.

"And we have to take care of each other and then work together. That this election is as we expected, let the people choose without intimidation and all are neutral in their respective positions to protect Indonesia," he concluded.