Ganjar Talks About Alleged Sirekap Fraud: There's No Story Of One TPS DPT Above 300

Presidential candidate number 3 Ganjar Pranowo answered reporters' questions after a meeting at the High End Building, Jakarta, Thursday (15/2/2024).

JAKARTA - Presidential Candidate number three, Ganjar Pranowo highlighted the Voice Recapitulation Information System (Sirekap) belonging to the General Elections Commission (KPU). He said, various indications of fraud were found from their use. He conveyed this when he talked about the PDI-P (PDIP) refusal to use the system. He said the fraud could not be accepted because it was clearly visible. "“There is no story of a TPS above 300, and he still accommodates it," Ganjar told reporters at the Presidential Winning Volunteer Coordinating Team (TKRPP), Menteng, Central Jakarta, Friday, February 23. Ganjar said the KPU should be honest that the system is not capable and vulnerable to fraud. “ We want to accept a rich period, "he said. "What we really need is the recognition of the KPU or its maker 'yes, we are wrong' that's the fairest," continued the former Governor of Central Java. However, Ganjar's wish feels inversely proportional to the KPU's attitude. "Today it's like that, I don't want to admit it's wrong," he said. "How about one TPS of more than 300, I don't think people understand the system, they think the system is a failure," explained Ganjar. Previously reported, PDIP stated that it rejected the use of Sirekap to record the vote acquisition for the 2024 General Election. A similar attitude was also conveyed regarding the postponement of the recapitulation of votes at the sub-district level. This rejection was conveyed by PDIP in the form of a statement letter to the General Election Commission (KPU) on February 20. The chairman of the PDIP Election Winning Body (Bappilu) Bambang Wuryanto or Bambang Pacul signed a letter number 2599/EX/DPP/II/2024 with PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto.

" “ PDI Perjuangan firmly rejects the use of Sirekap in the process of recapitulating the vote acquisition of the 2024 General Election at all plenary levels," reads the letter quoted on Tuesday, February 21.