The Golkar Party is aiming to win big in the 2014
legislative elections. Golkar executive Hadjriyanto Tohari said that the
party would get at least 30 percent of the vote in the 2014 election,
which would roughly translate into 35 percent of seats in the House of
Representatives.Hajriyanto said that to achieve the target, Golkar would focus on young and first-time voters in the upcoming election.
"Young
voters are very important to us and we will initiate programs that will
draw them in," Hajriyanto said as quoted by tribunnews.com.
Data
from the Center for Elections and Political Parties (CEPP) of the
University of Indonesia says that there are over 50 million young people
who will be eligible to cast their votes in the 2014 election.
In
January, Golkar chairman Aburizal Bakrie predicted that the party would
reap 35 percent of the vote in the 2014 legislative elections.
Bakrie
said that Golkar had to win a majority of the vote in Java to garner
the 35 percent in the House, or 195 of 560 seats, needed to nominate him
as presidential candidate in 2014 without forming a coalition. (The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | National | Mon, April 08 2013, 6:10 AM)



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