Hasto Says Presidential Election Should Be 2 Rounds Of Forensic Audit Version: Ganjar-Mahfud 33 Percent, Prabowo-Gibran 43 Percent

PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto/PHOTO: DOK PDIP

Secretary General of the PDI-P (PDIP) Hasto Kristiyanto said Ganjar Pranowo-Mahfud MD's vote should reach 33 percent in the 2024 presidential election based on a forensic audit.

It's just that Hasto accused someone of installing a system to lock the number three pair acquisition at the Sirekap of the General Elections Commission (KPU).

"According to the findings of our forensic audit of Sirekap KPU, it turned out that it was installed by Json Script which locked Ganjar-Mahfud's vote," said Hasto in an interview with Liputan6 quoted Monday, March 18.

Hasto said that this forensic audit was conducted by experts on February 16 or two days after voting on February 14.

"When this IT expert normalized Json Script on February 16 at 02.00 that morning, Ganjar-Mahfud votes were 33 percent and Prabowo-Gibran 43 percent," he said.

Hasto said that the results of this forensic audit made the 2024 presidential election supposed to be carried out in two rounds. Because, there is no candidate pair whose votes are above 51 percent.

In addition to being used by Json Script in Sirekap KPU, Hasto also said that the C1 form can be manipulated using certain algorithms. Moreover, when uploaded he is included in a single frame format.

"Never mind the single frame, moving videos can be manipulated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) or artificial intelligence. Moreover, the single frame, the easier it is," he explained.

This is what makes PDIP more confident in manipulation so as to cause manipulation of the election results. Moreover, the exit polls carried out at a number of polling stations (TPS) abroad showed Ganjar-Mahfud was superior to Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka and Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar.

"Well, I received information when the exit poll like that then came up with various efforts to ensure a one-round victory for candidate pair number 2 through Sirekap's manipulation," said Hasto.

"But it turns out that from the results of the forensic audit, Ganjar-Mahfud's vote acquisition was 33 percent. So there should be a two-round election, there is no logic for a round of good based on the results of the movement, especially after the debate between the presidential and vice presidential candidates who gave preference to Ganjar-Mahfud," concluded the former member of the DPR RI.