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Indonesia: General Election Commission regulations adopted

Indonesia has officially approved regulations of the General Election Commission (KPU) regarding registration, verification and identification of political parties participating in the 2024 elections.
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Jakarta (VNA) - Indonesia has officiallyapproved regulations of the General Election Commission (KPU) regarding registration,verification and identification of political parties participating in the 2024elections.

The names of the participating political parties willbe unveiled from July 29-31. The parties will make registration from August1-14.

Competent agencies are scheduled to hold a draw to identify their ordinalnumbers from August 14.

The general elections are slated for February 14,2024.

In Indonesia, the general elections are conducted to elect the president and vice president as well as members of legislativebodies, including the People’s Consultative Assembly, the House ofRepresentatives (DPR), and Regional Representatives Council.

Meanwhile, the regional elections are held to selectgovernors, mayors, and district heads./.
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