**Prepare Alternatives** The PKS Central Executive Board (DPP) proposed PKS Deputy Chair of the Syuro Council Mohamad Sohibul Iman as a prospective gubernatorial candidate for the Special Capital Region of Jakarta in the 2024 Pilkada. Regarding this, political analyst Adi Prayitno sees this as a reasonable move. He noted that in addition to being a cadre party, PKS also has high voter support in Jakarta. "I think it is quite rational for PKS to nominate their internal cadre, Sohibul Iman, to run in the Jakarta Pilgub. There are two reasons: first, PKS is a cadre party that has always put forward its cadres to compete in Pilkada, not only in Jakarta but also in other regions," he stated to Liputan6.com on Monday. "The second reason is the significant increase in PKS's legislative vote count in 2024, making them the highest vote-winner in Jakarta. These two variables explain why PKS nominated their internal cadre," he continued.

Additionally, he mentioned that the party also considered various inputs from figures, clerics, religious leaders, cross-sect leaders, scholars, and the public in Jakarta. "The main aspects considered were candidates with good leadership experience in both the executive and legislative branches, a proven track record, credibility, capacity, and a high probability of winning," he said. Furthermore, Syaikhu believes that the Anies-Sohibul Iman pair is a good match. According to Syaikhu, they complement each other for the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada. "Some have already coined the acronym AMAN (Anies-Sohibul Iman). Whatever the name, Anies-Sohibul Iman has the qualifications to complement each other and lead DKI Jakarta," said Syaikhu.

He mentioned that the selection and evaluation are conducted because the term of office for the Ad Hoc Panwas continues until two months after the inauguration of the elected President and Vice President or until December 2024.

The voting and recapitulation process in the 2017 DKI Jakarta Pilkada was crucial and involved active public participation. With transparent and honest procedures, the results of the 2017 DKI Jakarta Pilkada were expected to be acknowledged by all parties and represent the true will of the people in choosing regional leaders.

1. February 27—November 16, 2024: Notification and registration of election observers

2. April 24—May 31, 2024: Submission of the list of potential voters

3. From May 5—August 19, 2024: Fulfillment of requirements for independent candidate pair support

4. From May 31—September 23, 2024: Updating and compiling the voter list

5. August 24—26, 2024: Announcement of candidate pair registration

6. From August 27—29, 2024: Registration of candidate pairs

7. From August 27—September 21, 2024: If you want to find more information regarding Usai Putusan Mk stop by our web-site. Review of candidate requirements

8. On September 22, 2024: Determination of candidate pairs

9. From September 25—November 23, 2024: Campaign period

10. November 27, 2024: Voting day

11. From November 27—December 16, 2024: Vote counting and recapitulation of vote results

The 2017 DKI Jakarta Pilkada was the third direct regional head election for Jakarta. The Pilkada, held to elect the governor and deputy governor, garnered significant public attention as DKI Jakarta is one of the largest and most important regions in Indonesia. The voting process in the 2017 DKI Pilkada included several stages, such as voter registration, polling station (TPS) locations, and vote tallying.

"Our evaluation and selection are currently being formulated and will be completed soon. We will inform the Panwas (Supervisory Committee) in the regions and Bawaslu at the regency/city level to conduct the evaluation process for the Panwas at the sub-district level," said Bawaslu RI Chairman Rahmat Bagja at the Bawaslu RI Building in Jakarta on Tuesday (16/4/2024), as reported by Antara.

Bagja explained that the selection process is also ongoing, specifically the selection of Ad Hoc Panwas prepared by Bawaslu’s Human Resources (HR) Division. Meanwhile, he mentioned that the evaluation concerns the performance of the Ad Hoc Panwas during the previous Presidential and Legislative Elections. "If the Ad Hoc Panwas did not perform well during the Presidential and Legislative Elections, we can evaluate and re-select for the Pilkada," said Bagja.

The quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada also give an early indication of public support for the competing candidate pairs. By understanding the quick count method, the public can grasp the significance of the results and compare them with the official KPU results. In this context, the quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada can be used as an evaluation tool to predict who will win the Pilkada. Understanding the quick count method and its significance also provides the public with deeper insights into interpreting the data presented by various survey institutions. Therefore, the quick count results of the second round of the 2017 DKI Pilkada can serve as a learning and evaluation tool for the public in understanding the ongoing democratic process.