Political And Logistics Machines Called The Key To Andra-Dimyati's Victory In The 2024 Banten Gubernatorial Election

The couple Andra Soni and Dimyati Natakusumah.(IG @dimyati.natakusumah)

JAKARTA The Executive Director of the IPO, Dedi Kurnia Syah, said that the engine factors of the political and logistics parties were one of the determinants of the Andra Soni-Dimyati Natakusumah pair's victory over Airin Rachmi Diany-Ade Sumadi in the 2024 Banten gubernatorial election.

"The political engine of the Airin-Ade pair supported by a minority coalition does not spread like the Andra-Dimyati pair who also received support from President Prabowo, Jokowi and several national figures who are in power," he said, Sunday, December 1, 2024.

According to him, the political machine of the Andra-Dimyati pair is able to control the sound barns in Banten, such as the Tangerang Raya and Serang Raya areas which can be seen from the results of quick calculations of a number of survey institutions. If this area can be won by Andra-Dimyati, then other areas are additional voting supplements for Andra-Dimyati. If Tangerang Regency and Tangerang City are controlled, plus Serang Raya it has been confirmed that Andra Soni-Dimyati will win," added Dedi.

In addition, Andra-Dimyati's logistics strength is also one of the determining factors for the final results of the 2024 Banten Pilgub. He said, during the campaign period, Andra-Dimyati's winning team had been reported to Bawaslu for allegedly running money politics.

"During the campaign period, Andra Soni volunteers openly spread money during socialization. Such things are not impossible for many volunteers in many places, while Bawaslu cannot do anything about it," he said.

As is known, the couple Andra Soni-Dimyati Natakusumah was surprisingly able to excel over the pair Airin Rachmi Diany-Ade Sumadi in the 2024 Banten Pilgub. Based on the results of Charta Politica's quick calculations, the pair promoted by the Advanced Banten Coalition won 57.52 percent of the votes compared to 42.8 percent of Airin-Ade's vote, which was previously more favored.