Calon Legislatif, KPU Coret 87 Kader dari 8 Partai Politik
MP`s Candidates, KPU Discards 87 Cadres of 8 Political Parties
Reporter : Rizki Saleh
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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Jakarta (B2B) - Komisi Pemilihan Umum (KPU) mengidentifikasi 87 caleg tidak memenuhi syarat untuk pemilu legislatif 2014. Nama-nama menjatuhkan berasal dari delapan partai yang akan berpartisipasi dalam pemilihan umum.
KPU sebelumnya telah merilis daftar 77 calon legislatif yang tidak diizinkan untuk berpartisipasi dalam pemilu tahun depan. "Kami baru saja melakukan koreksi," kata Komisioner KPU Hadar Nafis Gumay, Kamis (13/6).
"Kami menemukan Partai Hanura di daerah pemilihan Jawa Barat II salah menempatkan calon legislator perempuannya, di nomor urut bawah. Jadi seluruh caleg Hanura di daerah pemilihan itu tercoret," ujarnya menambahkan.
Hadar mengatakan ke-87 caleg yang dicoret itu disebabkan beberapa hal, salah satunya tidak memenuhi syarat administrasi. Namun, beberapa caleg yang lain dianggap tidak lolos karena di daerah pemilihan tertentu partai politik pengusung calegnya tidak memenuhi syarat keterpenuhan perempuan sebesar 30%. Para caleg yang ikut tercoret ini tersebar di 10 daerah pemilihan dan berasal dari lima partai politik yakni PPP, PKPI, Gerindra, Hanura, dan PAN.
Jakarta (B2B) - The General Elections Commission (KPU) identified 87 legislative candidates not eligible for the 2014 legislative elections. The dropped names came from eight parties that will be participating in the general elections.
KPU had earlier released a list of 77 legislative candidates who are not allowed to participate in next year’s elections. "We have just made a correction," said KPU commissioner Hadar Nafis Gumay, Thursday evening, June 13.
"We found that the People's Conscience Party (Hanura) in their West Java II constituency had listed women candidates at the bottom of the list. Therefore, all legislative candidates from Hanura have been discarded," Hadar added.
Hadar said some of the 87 legislative candidates who were dropped out of the list did not fulfill administrative requirements. Other candidates did not pass because the party’s constituency could not fulfill the 30-percent quota of women candidates. The legislative candidates eliminated came from ten constituencies and five political parties including the United Development Party (PPP), the Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI), the Greater Indonesia Movement (Gerindra), Hanura, and the National Mandate Party (PAN).
