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KOMPAS/P RADITYA MAHENDRA YASA

A banner urging the supporters of presidential candidates to maintain peace and brotherhood is displayed on Sunday (4/21/2019) in Gedangan village of Tuntang district, Semarang regency, Central Java. The village issued a public call to rebuild brotherhood and friendship between citizens after the political divisiveness of the 2019 election.

JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The quick-count results for the 2019 elections indicate the coattail effect or the positive relationships between the electoral power of the presidential candidates or vice presidential candidates and their supporting political parties is not very visible. The votes were mostly determined by internal political parties.

From the results of the Kompas R&D quick count for the election of candidates for the House of Representatives, with a sample of 93.9 percent, nine political parties were predicted to be able to send their representatives to the House because their nationally legitimate votes were above the legislative threshold of 4 percent. However, the results of this quick count are not yet official. The recapitulation of votes for the 2019 elections at the national level will be determined by the General Elections Commission (KPU) on May 22, 2019.

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