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60 Ribu Pemilih Potensial di Jakut Belum E-KTP

60 Thousands Potential Voter in N. Jakarta Haven’t Received e-ID Card

Based on data matching run by North Jakarta, there are 60,766 potential voters in North Jakarta have not received their e-ID card.

The recording has reached 98 percent. We have problem with the blanks

Responding this matter, North Jakarta Head Sub-dept. of Population and Civil Registration, Erik Polim Sinurat, admitted his side will print the card as soon as possible.

“The recording has reached 98 percent. We have problem with the blanks. Furthermore, additional letter has been given to them,” he said, Tuesday (11/1).

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He added that his side will deploy weekend mobile service to pursue the recording before December 4.

“For those who already 17 years old since January to February 15 are able to record their data. Additional letter will be given to vote for regional election,” he added.

The number of potential voter in North Jakarta who have not received their e-ID card are in Cilincing Sub-district by 13,110 voters, Koja Sub-district by 10,980 voters, Kelapa Gading Sub-district by 3,484 voters, Penjaringan Sub-district by 12,298 voters, Tanjung Priok Sub-district by 14,633 voters and Pademangan Sub-district by 6,261 voters.

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