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More than 200 million voters in Indonesia are heading to more than 800,000 polling stations in the world's third-largest democracy on Wednesday to elect President Joko Widodo's successor, a new national House of Representatives and various local legislators.
JAKARTA -- Indonesians started casting ballots on Wednesday to elect their next president, who will succeed incumbent leader Joko "Jokowi" Widodo in governing the world's fourth-most-populous nation.
JAKARTA -- Indonesians cast their ballots Wednesday to choose the successor to Joko "Jokowi" Widodo in the world's largest direct presidential vote.
JAKARTA — Indonesians started voting on Wednesday (Feb 14) in areas across the archipelago in an election headlined by the race to succeed popular President Joko Widodo, whose influence could determine who takes the helm of the world's third-largest democracy.
The world’s third-largest democracy is today selecting not only a new president, but also members of Parliament and local representatives.
If none of the candidates receives a simple majority of more than 50 per cent of the votes on February 14, a second round of voting will be held on June 26.
JAKARTA -- Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto is growing more likely to win Indonesia's presidential election in the first round, the latest polls suggest, despite rising attacks from critics and opponents against his presidential bid ahead of voting on Wednesday.
JAKARTA — Indonesian authorities were making final preparations ahead of Wednesday's election (Feb 14), with around 25,000 police set to ensure security in a contest seen as a test of democratic gains made since the end of authoritarian rule 25 years ago.