Ruling party PDI-P looks set to remain biggest party in Indonesia’s Parliament


A voter casting his ballot at a polling station in central Jakarta on Feb 14. - ST

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) is set to retain its position as the biggest party in Parliament, after winning the most number of seats in the Feb 14 legislative election, according to unofficial quick count results.

The PDI-P was fronted by former governor Ganjar Pranowo in the simultaneous Feb 14 presidential election that was won by Prabowo Subianto, the unofficial results showed.

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