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{{CountryLink|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.
 
{{CountryLink|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.
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| ~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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| ~8.1 % || 16 || 16 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|30px|link=Golongan Kaskus]]
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| ~8.6 % || 17 || 17 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|30px|link=Golongan Kaskus]]
 
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| ~8.1 % || 16 || 13 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents || [[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Komunis eIndonesia]]
 
| ~8.1 % || 16 || 13 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents || [[File:Party-Partai Komunis eIndonesia.jpg|30px|link=Partai Komunis eIndonesia]]
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| ~5.5 % || 11 || 11 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Kami Sama.jpg|30px|link=Partai Kami Sama]]
 
| ~5.5 % || 11 || 11 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Kami Sama.jpg|30px|link=Partai Kami Sama]]
 
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| ~5 % || 10 || 10 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg|30px|link=Partai Rakyat Merdeka]]
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| ~4.5 % || 9 || 9 elected candidates || [[File:Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg|30px|link=Partai Rakyat Merdeka]]
 
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| ~2.5 % || 8 || 5 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents || [[File:Party-Allies of Indonesia.png|30px|link=Allies of Indonesia]]
 
| ~2.5 % || 8 || 5 elected candidates; 3 interim presidents || [[File:Party-Allies of Indonesia.png|30px|link=Allies of Indonesia]]
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| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || |[[File:Default party logo.gif|30px|Partai TOP]]
 
| ~0.5 % || 1 || 1 elected candidate || |[[File:Default party logo.gif|30px|Partai TOP]]
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| ~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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|[[Krip.]]
 
|[[Krip.]]
 
|[[File:Party-UDELOE.png|50px]]
 
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|President during [[Resource wars (2020)|RW 2020]]; securing Indonesia with 100% food and 85% aircraft productivity bonuses.
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|During this term:
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* [[Resource wars (2020)|RW 2020]] were ongoing; Indonesia secured 100% food and 85% aircraft productivity bonuses.
 
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|November 2020
 
|November 2020
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|[[Chlife]]
 
|[[Chlife]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The first female president elected thrice and the third member of Front Pancasila elected thrice. <br> She was President during the continuation of the War with Sweden and the USA.
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|The first female president elected thrice and the third member of Front Pancasila elected thrice. During this term:
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* continuation of the War with Sweden and the USA.
 
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|November 2017
 
|November 2017
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|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The second member of Front Pancasila that was elected Thrice and the fourth President to lead Indonesia Thrice. During his presidency, Indonesia was at war with [[Pacifica]]. He made for a second time successful [[Airstrike]] in Indonesian History, and that airstrike saves Indonesian congress after for 2 months without having Congress. During his presidency, Indonesia-Bulgaria-Chile and Macedonia made an operation to free Indonesia from the USA. The mission was successful and Indonesia was again on the world map.
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|The second member of Front Pancasila who was elected thrice and the fourth citizen to lead Indonesia thrice. During this term:
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* Indonesia was at war with [[Pacifica]];
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* Indonesia, Bulgaria, Chile and Macedonia made an operation to free Indonesia from the USA. The mission was successful and Indonesia was again on the world map regaining [[Congress of Indonesia]] after two months without it;
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* The second successful [[Airstrike]] in Indonesian History was launched.
 
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|Febuary 2016
 
|Febuary 2016
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The First member of Front Pancasila that was elected for four times and the Second President to lead Indonesia for the 4th time. During the term, he stabilised Indonesia and renewed NAP with the USA.
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|The first member of Front Pancasila who was elected four times and the second citizen to lead Indonesia four times. During this term:
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* Indonesia was stabilised;
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* NAP with the USA was renewed.
 
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|March 2016
 
|March 2016
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The First member of Front Pancasila and President that was elected for five times and the first President to lead Indonesia for 3 consecutive terms from one party. In his reign, he made an agreement with the president of India to settle Papua as a fortress attacks from the USA.
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|The first member of Front Pancasila elected five times as President. <br> The first citizen elected five times <br> The first President to lead Indonesia for 3 consecutive terms from one party. During this term:
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* agreement with the president of India to settle Papua as a fortress for attacks from the USA.
 
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|April 2016
 
|April 2016
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|The First member of Front Pancasila and President that was elected for six times and the first President to lead Indonesia for 4 times consecutively. In his period of presidency, eRepublik is preparing for the resource war, which was devastatingly lost by eIndonesia due to the lack of coordination in the next presidency period
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|The first member of Front Pancasila elected six times as President. <br> The first citizen elected six times <br> The first President to lead Indonesia for 4 consecutive terms from one party. During this term:
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* eRepublik is preparing for the [[Resource wars (2016)|resource wars]], which was devastatingly lost by Indonesia due to the lack of coordination in the next presidency period
 
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|May 2016
 
|May 2016
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|Go Eun Byul
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|{{eLink|citizen|8842147|Go Eun Byul}}
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
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|The first President of Indonesia who won the election by pure luck (since the winning candidate was permanently banned, and Go Eun Byul was the second-in-line) and the second President of Indonesia who was impeached by Social Media Judgement (under dictatorship). At the time, he was the fastest President of Indonesia who was impeached due to the lack of coordination between the Congress and the President himself. The resource war started in this President's era, and several measures has been coordinated with allied countries to start a training war, South Korea agreed to send an airstrike to start the war in Indonesia's core region, which was trashed out by mighty Indonesia fighters, right after the President was impeached. Go Eun Byul period appears to be the worst presidency in eIndonesia history, since the country lost so much opportunity to hold vital assets suring the Resource War period.
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|The first President of Indonesia who won the election by pure luck (since the winning candidate was permanently banned, and Go Eun Byul was the second-in-line) and the second President of Indonesia who was impeached by Social Media Judgement (under dictatorship). At the time, he was the fastest President of Indonesia who was impeached due to the lack of coordination between the Congress and the President himself. The [[Resource wars (2016)|resource wars]] started in this President's era, and several measures have been coordinated with allied countries to start a training war, South Korea agreed to send an airstrike to start the war in Indonesia's core region, which was trashed out by mighty Indonesia fighters, right after the President was impeached. The country lost so much opportunity to hold vital assets during the Resource War period.
 
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|May 2016
 
|May 2016
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|{{eLink|citizen|8172553|ichighost}}
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|{{eLink|citizen|8172553|ichighost}} <!-- not second in the elections; 4096 party?!? -->
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Partai Republik eIndonesia.jpg|50px]]
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|He became President after the impeachment of Go Eun Byul.
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|Interim President.
 
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|June 2016
 
|June 2016
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|Zero Lazardo
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|{{eLink|citizen|3861840|Zero Lazardo}}
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Indonesian Democratic Socialist.jpg|50px]]
 
|The President of Indonesia - in June 2016
 
|The President of Indonesia - in June 2016
 
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|July 2016
 
|July 2016
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|Da Capo Al Fine
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|{{eLink|citizen|6098324|Da Capo Al Fine}}
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
 
|The President of Indonesia - in July 2016
 
|The President of Indonesia - in July 2016
 
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|August 2016
 
|August 2016
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|AG.Kroz
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|[[AG.Kroz]]
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|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]]
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|[[File:Party-Front Pancasila.jpg|50px]] <!-- 4096 party?!? -->
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|The President of Indonesia - in August 2016
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|Second time elected as President.
 
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|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
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|The First member of Front Pancasila and President that was elected for the 7th time
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|The first member of Front Pancasila elected seven times as President. <br> The first citizen elected seven times.
 
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|November 2016
 
|November 2016
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|6829730|Don Care Leone}}
 
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|The First member of Front Pancasila and President that was elected for the 8th time
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|The first member of Front Pancasila elected eight times as President. <br> The first citizen elected eight times.
 
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|December 2016
 
|December 2016
 
|{{eLink|citizen|3288508|Au Revoir}}
 
|{{eLink|citizen|3288508|Au Revoir}}
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|[[File:Party-Partai Rakyat Merdeka.jpg|50px]]
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|[[File:Party-Golongan Kaskus.jpg|50px]]  
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|The President who successfully kicked the USA from Indonesia's core regions and the president who started TW with Poland
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|During this term:
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* The USA was successfully kicked out of Indonesia's core regions;
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* Traning war with Poland started.
 
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Revision as of 14:57, 23 September 2023

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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
~17.2 % 34 33 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 % 23 23 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
~2.5 % 5 4 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 % 197 186 elected candidates; 11 interim presidents ==

Statistics last update: September 2023

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