1,258 Salemba Prison Residents Use Their Rights At 3 Special TPS

A Total Of 1,258 residents of the Salemba Class 2A Penitentiary / PHOTO: Rizky Sulistio-VOI

JAKARTA - A total of 1,258 residents of the Salemba Class 2A Penitentiary (Lapas) seemed enthusiastic about participating in voting activities at a special polling station (TPS) in the prison area.

The number of 1,258 residents referred to is a resident of the Salemba Class 2A prison and employee.

"Today, the total occupants of the Salemba Class 2A Prison are 1715 inmates, but there are 1258 active DPT and DPT-b voters who exercise their right to vote. It is certain that the rest cannot vote because they have ID cards outside Jakarta," said Head of the Salemba Class 2A Correctional Institution (Kalapas) Beni Hidayat told reporters, Wednesday, November 27.

The number of Special TPS at the Salemba Class 2A Prison is 3 special polling stations, namely 905, 906 and 907.

"There are three special polling stations in the Salemba Prison. Today's voting technique is no different from the previous election, which is clear that the number of ballot boxes in the Pilkada is less," he said.

According to Beni, today's Pilkada voting has no obstacles. Since yesterday's logistics preparations, there have been no problems.

"For KPPS officers to Pamsung members from all internal prisons, each TPS 9 people. Until now there have been no problems," he said.

Previously reported, the General Election Commission (KPU) of Central Jakarta City ensured that there were no problems with voter data from inmates at a special polling station (TPS) located in the State Detention Center (Rutan) and Correctional Institutions (Lapas) in Central Jakarta ahead of the voting day for the 2024 Pilkada..

"Alhamdulillah, it has all been fulfilled, both the DPT, the DPT-b and the logistics," said Head of the Central Jakarta KPU, Effniadiansyah when confirmed by VOI, Tuesday, November 26.

Meanwhile, regarding voter data from the inmates, Efni, as he is familiarly called, said that there were no obstacles and all ballot readiness had been completed.