After Determination Of Urut Number, Bogor Pilwalkot Campaign Starting September 25

Five pairs of candidates in the 2024 Bogor City Pilwalkot (doc KPUD Bogor)

BOGOR - The General Election Commission (KPU) of Bogor City, West Java, has scheduled a campaign period for five candidate pairs (paslon) for the Mayor and Deputy Mayor (Pilwalkot) of Bogor City starting tomorrow, Wednesday, September 25, 2024.

"The next stage (after the determination of the serial number) is that the candidate pairs will carry out a campaign that will start on September 25-23 November 2024," said Bogor City KPU Chairman M. Habibi Zaenal Arifin, Monday, September 24 evening.

He said the Bogor City KPU would schedule campaign locations for each regional head candidate. Provided, the campaign is not against the Law and Pancasila.

In addition, Habibi said, his party had a meeting with the Bogor City Forkopimda regarding the placement of campaign props points. Where these points will exist in every kelurahan in Bogor City.

"In the near future we will issue a decree because we just received the PKPU last night from the Indonesian KPU. In the near future, before the campaign period, we have issued a APB installation point," he said.

It is known that the Bogor City KPU has determined the number of five candidate pairs (paslon) for the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bogor in an open plenary meeting at the Braja Mustika Building, Menteng Village, Monday night.

In the plenary meeting, the candidate pair pair and Deputy Mayor of Bogor were determined, among others; serial number 1 of the Sendi Fardiansyah-Melli Darsa pair promoted by the Nasdem, Golkar, and PSI parties.

Then the number 2 of Atang Trisnanto-Anna Alivia pair was promoted by the PKS and Ummat parties. In serial number 3 the Dedie Rachim-Jenal Mutaqin pair promoted by the PAN, Gerindra, Democrat, Gelora, and Perindo parties.

Then in serial number 4 the pair Rena Da Frina-Ahmad Teddy Risandi was promoted by the PDIP party. Then in serial number 5 the couple Raendi Rayendra-Eka Maulana was promoted by the PKB, PPP, and Labor parties.