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| ~17.2 % || 34 || 33 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Republik eIndonesia]]
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| ~16.7 % || 33 || 32 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Republik eIndonesia]]
 
|- style="background-color:#FF4314;"
 
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| ~14.7 % || 29 || 28 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|30px|link=Front Pancasila]]
 
| ~14.7 % || 29 || 28 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|30px|link=Front Pancasila]]
 
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| ~11.7 % || 23 || 23 elected candidates || [[File:Party-UDELOE.png|30px|UDELOE / UDELMOE]]
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| ~11.7 % || 24 || 24 elected candidates || [[File:Party-UDELOE.png|30px|UDELOE / UDELMOE]]
 
|- style="background-color:#FF907A;"
 
|- style="background-color:#FF907A;"
 
| ~8.6 % || 17 || 17 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|30px|link=Indonesian Democratic Socialist]]
 
| ~8.6 % || 17 || 17 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|30px|link=Indonesian Democratic Socialist]]
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| ~3 % || 6 || 6 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Nubi eIndonesia.jpg|30px|Partai Nubi eIndonesia]]
 
| ~3 % || 6 || 6 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Nubi eIndonesia.jpg|30px|Partai Nubi eIndonesia]]
 
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| ~2.5 % || 5 || 4 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Narcissist.jpg|30px|link=Narcissist]]
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| ~3 % || 6 || 5 elected candidates; 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Narcissist.jpg|30px|link=Narcissist]]
 
|- style="background-color:#FFD2CC;"
 
|- style="background-color:#FFD2CC;"
 
| ~1 % || 2 || 2 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Nasionalis eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Nasionalis eIndonesia]]
 
| ~1 % || 2 || 2 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Nasionalis eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Nasionalis eIndonesia]]
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| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || [[File:Party-Partai eIndonesia Maju.png|30px|Partai eIndonesia Maju]]
 
| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || [[File:Party-Partai eIndonesia Maju.png|30px|Partai eIndonesia Maju]]
 
|- style="background-color:grey;"
 
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| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || |[[File:Default party logo.gif|30px|Partai TOP]]
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| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || [[File:Default party logo.gif|30px|Partai TOP]]
 
|- style="background-color:yellow;"
 
|- style="background-color:yellow;"
 
| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Solidaritas Nubi Indonesia.jpg|30px|Solidaritas Nubi Indonesia]]
 
| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 interim president || [[File:Party-Solidaritas Nubi Indonesia.jpg|30px|Solidaritas Nubi Indonesia]]
 
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! ~100 % !! 197 !! 186 elected candidates; 11 interim presidents !! ==
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! ~100 % !! 198 !! 187 elected candidates; 11 interim presidents !! ==
 
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Statistics last update: '''''October 2023'''''
  
 
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|October 2023
 
|October 2023
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|{{eLink|citizen|4167962|A N T A L G I N}}
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|[[File:Party-UDELOE.png|50px]]
 
|The President of Indonesia - October 2023
 
|The President of Indonesia - October 2023
 
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|November 2023
 
|November 2023
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|[[Maxdi]]
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|[[File:Party-UDELOE.png|50px]]
 
|The President of Indonesia - November 2023
 
|The President of Indonesia - November 2023
 
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|December 2023
 
|December 2023
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|[[riyo86]]
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|[[File:Party-Narcissist.jpg|50px]]
 
|The President of Indonesia - December 2023
 
|The President of Indonesia - December 2023
 
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|{{eLink|citizen|2466566|Sionk van Guloon}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|2466566|Sionk van Guloon}}
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
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|The first president in Indonesian history that can't lead the country because Indonesia had its first dictator.
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|The first president in Indonesian history who couldn't lead the country because Indonesia had its first [[dictator]].
 
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|April 2015
 
|April 2015
 
|{{eLink|citizen|2970059|theant}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|2970059|theant}}
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|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|[[File:Party-Narcissist.jpg|50px]]
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|The third woman president in Indonesian history. And the second dictator from Indonesia.
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|The third woman president in Indonesian history. The second dictator of Indonesia.
 
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|May 2015
 
|May 2015
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|August 2015
 
|August 2015
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|[[Andidonk]]
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|{{eLink|citizen|6354964|andidonk}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|The president that had a busy work in Real life from the first time he becomes president, so his party take the lead of the Indonesian government, but still inactive and [[Australia]] took [[Lesser Sunda Islands]] and [[Maluku islands]]
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|The president had busy work in real life from the moment of taking office, so his party took over the leading of the Indonesian government. During this term, [[Australia]] took [[Lesser Sunda Islands]] and [[Maluku islands]].
 
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|September 2015
 
|September 2015
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|[[W A R O K L A W U|Warok Lawu]]
 
|[[W A R O K L A W U|Warok Lawu]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The first newbie from Frontal to become President of Indonesia, won one of toughest elections in Indonesian history. Inspired all newborns from Indonesia when they have [[baby boom]] in Indonesia. [[Fission Mailed]], his rival on this elections, became his vice president because of the deal that they were made to unite Indonesia. The first president that had and made Department of the newbies and the president that saved money campaign to next government.
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|The first newbie from Frontal to become President of Indonesia, won one of the toughest elections in Indonesian history. Inspired all newborns from Indonesia when they have [[baby boom]] in Indonesia. [[Fission Mailed]], his rival in elections, became his vice president because of the deal that they made to unite Indonesia. The first president who had and made the Department of the Newbies and the president who saved money for the next government.
 
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|November 2015
 
|November 2015
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6014534|CoachDimi}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6014534|CoachDimi}}
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
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|The First president in Indonesian history that was impeached by Social Media Judgement (under the dictatorship) and the president during the war with USA and Colombia [[pacifica]] that wanted to wipe Indonesia because of baby booms that Indonesia made in past 2 months.
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|The First president in Indonesian history who was impeached by Social Media Judgement (under the dictatorship) and during this term:
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* Ongoing war with the USA and Colombia
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* [[Pacifica]] wanted to wipe Indonesia because of [[baby boom]]s that Indonesia made in the past 2 months.
 
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|November 2015
 
|November 2015
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|[[Eraclev|Demon War]]{{Ref|?}} <!-- IN-GAME, second in line was {{eLink|citizen|8740877|McAndi VIII}} https://www.erepublik.com/en/main/presidential-elections/49/1446710400 -->
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|[[Eraclev|Demon War]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The first member of Front Pancasila who lead Indonesia three times. In his presidency Indonesia was at war with [[Pacifica]] [[USA]] and [[Colombia]] that made Indonesia wipe again from the map and for the third time Indonesia didn't have Congress. He is also the first president that lead Indonesia via social media (under the dictatorship).
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|The first member of Front Pancasila who led Indonesia three times. The first president who led Indonesia via social media (under the dictatorship). During his term:
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* [[Pacifica]], [[USA]] and [[Colombia]] wiped out Indonesia from the map and for the third time, Indonesia didn't have Congress.
 
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|December 2015
 
|December 2015
 
|{{eLink|citizen|4007730|Alex Rival}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|4007730|Alex Rival}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|President that continued the war with the USA and finally liberated Sumatra and Papua from [[USA]], helped by [[Chile]].
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|President that continued the war with the USA and finally liberated [[Sumatra]] and [[Papua]] with the help of [[Chile]].
 
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|{{eLink|citizen|1418797|Si Bujel}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|1418797|Si Bujel}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|Re-elected as a president, he ended the war with [[Colombia]] but re-started again as a training war.
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|Continued as an elected President, this was the 3rd term as President; 2 times as elected and 1 time as interim. He ended the war with [[Colombia]] but re-started again as a training war.  
 
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|February 2014
 
|February 2014
 
|{{eLink|citizen|3139362|DevaJr}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|3139362|DevaJr}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|President who brought Indonesia into [[Aurora]] Alliance and made an MPP with China.
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|President who brought Indonesia into [[Aurora]] alliance and made an MPP with China.
 
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|March 2014
 
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|{{eLink|citizen|8244688|wandr1p}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|8244688|wandr1p}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Kami Sama.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Kami Sama.jpg|50px]]
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|President who proposed Second eIndonesia National Gathering, which many of eRepublik players attended from different places in Indonesia. He also ended his term [[Indonesia-Greece War|provoking war]] with Greece, eventually won it and securing Motherland and Macedonia.
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|President who proposed the Second eIndonesia National Gathering, which many of eRepublik players attended from different places in Indonesia. He also ended [[Indonesia-Greece War|war with Greece]], eventually winning it and securing Motherland and Macedonia.
 
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|May 2014
 
|May 2014
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|[[Matahari]]
 
|[[Matahari]]
 
|[[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|50px]]
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|President of September 2014
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|President for 2 consecutive terms.
 
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|October 2014
 
|October 2014
 
|[[Matahari]]
 
|[[Matahari]]
 
|[[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|50px]]
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|President of October 2014
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|President for 3 consecutive terms.
 
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|November 2014
 
|November 2014
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|January 2013
 
|January 2013
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|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The president who unexpectedly survived from his impeachment 4 times in his term although most of Indonesian wanted him impeached. Criticized for Indonesia's weak position in world diplomacy which caused that Indonesia didn't have a direct war for most of his term before conquering [[Western Australia]] and [[Northern Territory]]. China was declared as a [[Natural enemy]] at the end of his term.
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|The president who unexpectedly survived his impeachment 4 times during his term although most of the Indonesians wanted him impeached. Criticized for Indonesia's weak position in world diplomacy which caused Indonesia to not have a direct war for most of his term before conquering [[Western Australia]] and [[Northern Territory]]. China was declared as a [[Natural enemy]] at the end of his term.
 
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|February 2013
 
|February 2013
 
|{{eLink|citizen|2776933|Itelat}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|2776933|Itelat}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg|50px]]
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|President who gained 60% of Indonesia's economic bonus. At his term, Indonesia declared war with [[Australia]], [[South Africa]] and [[Philippines]], and took [[Western Australia]], [[Northern Territory]], [[Eastern Cape]] and [[Mindanao]] for its [[saltpeter]], [[deer]] and [[iron]] bonuses. Indonesia also had a tension with [[Brazil]] at the end of his term, because of [[Eastern Cape]] Controversy.
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|President who gained 60% of Indonesia's economic bonus. At his term, Indonesia declared war with [[Australia]], [[South Africa]] and [[Philippines]], and took [[Western Australia]], [[Northern Territory]], [[Eastern Cape]] and [[Mindanao]] for its [[saltpeter]], [[deer]] and [[iron]] bonuses. Indonesia also had tensions with [[Brazil]] at the end of his term, because of [[Eastern Cape]] Controversy.
 
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|March 2013
 
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|December 2012
 
|December 2012
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|Si Bujel
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|{{eLink|citizen|1418797|Si Bujel}}
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|The President who leads [[Second Indonesia-Croatia War]] and successfully kick [[Croatia]] from South-East Asia. In his term, [[ABeRI]] as the biggest Military Unit in Indonesia declared as a forbidden Military Unit and cause controversy among Indonesians.
 
|The President who leads [[Second Indonesia-Croatia War]] and successfully kick [[Croatia]] from South-East Asia. In his term, [[ABeRI]] as the biggest Military Unit in Indonesia declared as a forbidden Military Unit and cause controversy among Indonesians.
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|[[Bolodewo]]
 
|[[Bolodewo]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Defensive Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Defensive Socialist.jpg|50px]]
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|Signed [[Contract:Agreement for Northern Territory between Australia and Indonesia|Agreement for Northern Territory between Australia and Indonesia]]
 
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|February 2009
 
|February 2009

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Coat-Indonesia.jpg Flag-Indonesia.jpg Coat-Indonesia.jpg

Icon-Indonesia.png Country ● History ● Organizations ● Citizens ● Presidents ● Governments ● Congresses ● Parties ● Military Icon-Indonesia.png

Icon position country president.gif Presidents of Indonesia

Icon-Indonesia.png Indonesia is a presidential republic state, and therefore the Head of State is known as the President. The tables below list citizens who served as the Indonesian country president per every year since presidential elections are held in Indonesia.

Icon-taxes.gif Party Statistics

 % of total total terms party
~16.7 % 33 32 elected candidates; 1 interim president Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg
~14.7 % 29 28 elected candidates; 1 interim president Party-Front Pancasila.jpg
~11.7 % 24 24 elected candidates UDELOE / UDELMOE
~8.6 % 17 17 elected candidates Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg
~8.6 % 17 17 elected candidates Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg
~8.1 % 16 13 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg
~6.6 % 13 13 elected candidates Party-Indonesian Defensive Socialist.jpg
~5.5 % 11 11 elected candidates Party-Partai Kami Sama.jpg
~4.5 % 9 9 elected candidates Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg
~2.5 % 8 5 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents Party-Allies of Indonesia.png
~3 % 6 6 elected candidates Partai Nubi eIndonesia
~3 % 6 5 elected candidates; 1 interim president Party-Narcissist.jpg
~1 % 2 2 elected candidates Party-Partai Nasionalis eIndonesia.jpg
~1 % 2 1 elected candidate; 1 interim president Kandang Gorila
~0.5 % 1 1 elected candidate Varokah e-Indonesia
~0.5 % 1 1 elected candidate Partai eIndonesia Maju
~0.5 % 1 1 elected candidate Partai TOP
~0.5 % 1 1 interim president Solidaritas Nubi Indonesia
~100 % 198 187 elected candidates; 11 interim presidents ==

Statistics last update: October 2023

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