PDI-P Takes the Lead in Campaign Funds for 2024 Elections
Jakarta. In preparation for the 2024 elections, 18 political parties have filed their initial campaign fund reports (LADK) to the General Election Commission (KPU). The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) emerges as the frontrunner in both fund receipts and expenditures.
PDI Perjuangan received a campaign fund of Rp 183.86 billion ($11.77 million) with total expenditures reaching Rp 115.05 billion.
On the other end of the spectrum, the Crescent Star Party (PBB) reported the smallest campaign fund receipts at Rp 301.3 million, with total expenditures amounting to Rp 228.3 million.
Here is a breakdown of the campaign fund for the 18 political parties:
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- National Awakening Party (PKB)
579 out of 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 1,005,330,806
Total expenditures: Rp 800,446,161 - Great Indonesia Movement Party (Gerindra)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 2,841,667,200
Total expenditures: Rp 1,097,908,714 - Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP)
575 out of 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 183,861,799,000
Total expenditures: Rp 115,046,105,000 - Golkar Party
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 10,018,314,565
Total expenditures: Rp 4,651,317,912 - Nasdem Party
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 7,781,026,469
Total expenditures: Rp 7,631,655,294 - Workers Party (Partai Buruh)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 4,212,094,815
Total expenditures: Rp 3,744,764,806 - Party of the Movement of the Republic of Indonesia (Partai Gelora)
396 out of 396 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 5,808,500,000
Total expenditures: Rp 5,648,500,000 - Prosperous Justice Party (PKS)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 12,711,929,760
Total expenditures: Rp 8,243,335,838 - National Mandate Party (PKN)
525 out of 525 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 453,048,200
Total expenditures: Rp 42,700,400 - People's Conscience Party (Partai Hanura)
485 out of 485 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 2,010,000,753
Total expenditures: Rp 234,035,150 - Republic of Indonesia Guard Party (Partai Garda Republik Indonesia)
570 out of 570 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 5,500,000,000
Total expenditures: Rp 2,118,305,000 - National Mandate Party (PAN)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 29,821,500,000
Total expenditures: Rp 22,421,475,000 - Crescent Star Party (Partai Bulan Bintang)
470 candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 301,300,000
Total expenditures: Rp 228,300,000 - Democratic Party (Partai Demokrat)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 8,748,860,395
Total expenditures: Rp 3,914,375,079 - Indonesia Solidarity Party (PSI)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 33,055,522,406
Total expenditures: Rp 24,130,721,406 - Perindo Party (Partai Perindo)
579 candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 10,148,994,025
Total expenditures: Rp 9,199,441,525 - United Development Party (PPP)
All 580 legislative candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 20,000,000,000
Total expenditures: Rp 13,155,000,000 - Ummat Party (Partai Ummat)
511 candidates submitted LADK
Total receipts: Rp 479,128,518
Total expenditures: Rp 478,137,200
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