Winning on Quick Count Version, Prabowo-Gibran Expected to Give Millennials a Way to Enter Government

Chairman of the National Coordinator of State-Owned Volunteers, M Pradana Indraputra (Nailin/VOI)

JAKARTA - Chairman of the National Coordinator of State Successor Volunteers, M Pradana Indraputra, is grateful that candidate pair number 2, Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka won the quick count results for the 2024 presidential election.

It is hoped that Prabowo-Gibran will pave the way for young millennials to enter government when they receive an absolute victory from the General Election Commission (KPU).

"I hope that Mr. Gibran's presence will pave the way for millennial children to become part of the government and Mr. Prabowo will be the bridgehead, to play a role in the nation's progress," said Pradana to journalists, Thursday, February 15.

Pradana said that Prabowo-Gibran's large number of votes in the 2024 presidential election was a sign that the public believed in giving Prabowo-Gibran greater responsibility to manage the country.

For information, based on the quick count results of a number of survey institutions, it was stated that Prabowo-Gibran received the majority of votes with a figure above 55 percent. This figure was obtained from incoming vote data which was more than 90 percent.

"Seeing the results of Pak Prabowo and Mas Gibran's quick count above 55 percent, we see that this is the voice of the people, the mandate of the people, and God willing, Pak Prabowo and Mas Gibran will carry out this people's mandate as well as possible for a more advanced Indonesia," said Pradana.

Pradana believes that the large number of Prabowo-Gibran votes cannot be separated from the role of young people who have the majority of votes in the 2024 presidential election. According to him, young people now understand which candidate pairs are truly sincere and side with the people.

"During the calm period yesterday, there was a lot of hoax news that wanted to bring down Mr. Prabowo and Mr. Gibran. This is proof that millennials, as the biggest vote contributors in the 2024 election, can already judge what is right and what is wrong," he concluded.