New Selection List For The 2024 General Election In Bogor City Added 79,000 People

Illustration of the 2024 General Election

The number of the Bogor City Permanent Voters List (DPT) in the General Election (Pemilu) 2024 is predicted to increase compared to the previous election. The increase in the Bogor City DPT itself is predicted by the Bogor City Population and Civil Registration Office (Disdukcapil) to reach 97,059 people. It is known, for the number of Bogor City DPT in the 2019 Election, there were 716,463 people recorded. Meanwhile, for the number of Bogor City DPT in the 2024 Election, it is predicted to reach 813,532 people. That is, there is an increase of 97,059 people. "It is true. This number is data that is in the category of Wajib KTPs in the Bogor City Disdukcapil," said Head of the Bogor City Disdukcapil, Ganjar Gunawan to reporters, Wednesday, February 22. Even so, according to Ganjar Gunawan, of the 813,532 people who entered the category of Wajib KTP, only 795,427 people who had already recorded. Meanwhile, 18,105 people have not recorded it. "(For 18,105 people who have not recorded it for a target of 17 years on February 14, 2024. On the day of H Election," said Ganjar Gunawan. Previously, the Bogor City Disdukcapil predicts the number of novice voters in the 2024 General Election (Pemilu) Bogor City to reach 18,105 people. The number of novice voters is categorized as a voter or 17 years old at the time of the 2024 February election will be held, to be 17 years old and must have ID cards," he continued. According to Ganjar Gunawan, currently of the 18,105 novice voters in Bogor City, who have recorded only 3 thousand people.

To ensure they can all channel their voting rights, the Bogor City Disdukcapil will continue to be mobile and coordinate with the school to record. We will maximize these shortcomings in 2023, especially in facing the 2024 General Election," he said. "Where all residents of Bogor City who later meet the requirements for having an ID card must be recorded from now, so that their political rights will not be lost on the D day of the 2024 General Election," said Ganjar Gunawan.