Denny Indrayana Gaspol Fights Uncle Birin In Pilgub Kalsel, Ballot Papers Begin To Be Distributed

Denny Indrayana

BANJARMASIN - South Kalimantan Cagub (Kalsel) Denny Indrayana affirmed his position of 'gaspol' ahead of the re-vote (PSU) of Pilgub Kalsel.

"Gaspol to PSU June 9, insyallah Banua is getting better," said Denny Indrayana, Sunday, May 23.

Denny Indrayana after recovering from COVID-19 repeatedly expressed his stance against the politics of money. In Pilgub Kalsel, Denny Indrayana fought Sahbirin Noor (Uncle Birin).

The latest news from Pilgub Kalsel, a total of 273,543 pieces of Pilgub Kalsel ballot papers were distributed to the region that held a re-vote (PSU) on June 9, 2021.

"All stages of our distribution are tightly controlled today, starting from the KPU Office of South Kalimantan Province to three districts and cities, namely Banjarmasin City, Banjar Regency, and Tapin Regency," said Head of Public Relations of Kalsel Kombes Pol Police. Mochamad Rifa'i in Banjarmasin, quoted by Antara, Sunday, May 23.

Previously, the ship carrying PSU logistics arrived at Trisakti Port Banjarmasin on Saturday. Furthermore, KPU and Bawaslu Kalsel Province and TNI/Polri officials conducted seal checks on containers to ensure the condition was still intact from shipments by PT Temprina Grafika, East Java.

For the security of ballots in the local KPU warehouse, said Rifa'i, guarded by a joint member of the police and reinforced Brimob Unit.

Ballot papers, he continued, were distributed to polling stations (TPS) on 1 day before polling stations escorted by MEMBERS of the TNI / Police.

"Since the area that held the PSU is still relatively affordable, in the not too long time, simultaneous distribution at 1 day before the sacking. Different when the 2020 Regional Elections, there are some polling stations that take up to days to get to the location," said Rifa'i. Based on the results of the dispute session of the 2020 Kalsel Regional Elections, the Constitutional Court decided on the Kalsel Election PSU with two candidates: Sahbirin Noor-Muhidin and Denny Indrayana-Difriadi Derajat in seven sub-districts, three districts/cities, namely South Banjarmasin Subdistrict in Banjarmasin City.

Next, five sub-districts in Banjar, namely Sambung Makmur, Aluh-Aluh, Martapura, Mataraman, and Astambul.