Airin Select Monitor Fast Count At Home Via Mobile

Airin Rachmi (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Prospective Governor of Banten number 1, Airin Rachmi Diany admitted that he would carry out mobile quick count monitoring at home after conducting the voting process at polling stations (TPS) 15, Pakulonan Village (Alam Sutera), North Serpong, South Tangerang, Banten on Wednesday.

"We are waiting for the quick count results after that we will go to Serang to meet Pak Ade. Later, we can usually open the results from our cellphones, so we can use anything from home or to travel to Serang," Airin said, quoting Antara.

He revealed, at the Banten 2024 regional head election event, he and Ade Sumardi were optimistic that they could win 'all out' because they saw the participation of their support.

"Bismillah (Menang. Red), for as many targets as possible and the highest as possible," he said.

He said the public's desire is very large, wanting changes, especially the desire to improve living conditions in the Banten area.

"Even though it's here in the housing complex, I really feel how it is. So we as residents are very close to the closeness of neighbors and the community is extraordinary," he said.

Airin also admitted that he and Ade Sumardi had received full support from the General Chair of the Golkar Party, Bahlil Lahadalia, to extend the Banten Pilkada event.

"Yes, what is certain is that they support it to be optimal and God willing, we will maximize it in order to win this election," he said.

In this case, for the 2024 Banten Pilkada, there are two pairs of candidates who will compete, namely Airin Rachmi Diany-Ade Sumardi number one and Andra Soni-Dimyati Natakusumah pair number two.

The General Election Commission (KPU) of Banten Province has set a permanent voter list (DPT) for regional head elections (pilkada) in this province as many as 8,926,662 people.

As for the details, 4,495,022 men and 4,431,640 women spread across eight regencies/cities, 155 sub-districts, and 1552 sub-districts/villages, as well as 17,231 polling stations (TPS).