PAN Supports Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates with at Least Two Parties
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Viva Yoga explained that the proposal that candidate pairs must be supported by at least two parties is part of constitutional engineering.
The discourse on presidential and vice-presidential candidates having to be supported by at least two factions in parliament has begun to come into the spotlight ahead of the 2029 Presidential Election.
PAN supports the proposed requirement that presidential and vice-presidential candidates (cawapres) must be supported by at least two political parties to be able to run in the presidential election.
JPNN.com, JAKARTA - PAN Deputy Chairman Viva Yoga Mauladi said his party had no objections to the proposal that presidential and vice-presidential candidates be nominated by at least two political parties participating in the election.
The discourse on the minimum requirement of two DPR parties for the 2029 Presidential Election is considered contrary to the Constitutional Court's ruling and has the potential to trigger disputes over election results.
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