PAN Ensures That KIM Solid In The Jakarta Gubernatorial Election, There Is No Agenda To Carry Anies Baswedan

Chairman of the DPP National Mandate Party (PAN) Saleh Partaonan Daulay at the DPP PAN Jakarta Office (Nailin/VOI)

JAKARTA - Chairman of the DPP National Mandate Party (PAN) Saleh Partaonan Daulay ensured that parties that are members of the Advanced Indonesia Coalition (KIM) were still solid to carry the cagub-cawagub pair in the Jakarta gubernatorial election. According to Saleh, until now there is no KIM agenda to carry Anies Baswedan in the Jakarta gubernatorial election. "KIM is still solid for the Jakarta gubernatorial election, there is no agenda for the Anies Baswedan," Saleh told reporters, Monday, July 22. Saleh said KIM was discussing the future cagub outside Anies. According to him, one of the potential is the former Governor of West Java Ridwan Kamil. However, the Golkar Party has not yet provided a final recommendation to Ridwan Kamil whether to run in the Jakarta or West Java gubernatorial election. "Ridwan Kamil is considered a viable figure. Public acceptance is quite good. If it is true that he will run in Jakarta, it will be easier to socialize," he said. Saleh admits that the Jakarta gubernatorial election is a little complicated and complex. According to him, it is necessary to work with all parties to find an ideal cagub-cawagub pair. "Ridwan Kamil is considered a selling-worthy figure. Public acceptance is quite good. If it is true that it will progress in Jakarta, it will be easier to socialize," he said.

Saleh admits that the Jakarta gubernatorial election is a bit complicated and complex. According to him, it takes the cooperation of all parties to find the ideal cagub-cawagub pair. "PAN is still focused on looking for the best cagub to pair with representatives from PAN. The PAN representative in question is Zita Anjani, deputy chairman of the Jakarta DPRD. PAN is not with Mr. Anies. PAN will be happy if there are other alternative figures. Fortunately, if later you can be with Mrs. Zita Anjani," concluded Saleh.