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Registered voters in Jakarta up 5 percent

Source: The Jakarta Post

Jakarta : Indonesia | 5 months ago

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We will have a new problem after we give those registered voters voting invitations. People who have yet to be registered will complain because they don't get any voting invitations." He said 12,051 polling stations would serve up to 800 registered voters.

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