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Ir H Heri Akhmadi
Head of Research and Development Agency of
Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP)
Symposium 1: to uphold democracy and become maritime global
powers
High Level Seminar Project 2045
‘The Path to Peaceful and Prosperous Indonesia and Japan 2045’
Sunday, 9 December 2018
Democratic Consolidation & Political Stability
Democratic Consolidation :
• Electorate Changes & Continuity : party vs figure ; program vs money politics
• Trend : Oligarchy, Cartel, Dinasty
• Party Consolidation : number of parties vs low party ID; high swing voters /floating mass
• Disruption : traditional voters vs (digital) millennial voters ; identity vs ideology
Political Stabilty :
• Split Goverment : President vs Parliament – etc
• Regime Sustainabity Related to long-term policy consistency
• Multi-party system with no dominant party : coalition based government
• Pragmatic coalition : Figure (image), identity (narration), mobilization (money) vs party
(ideology), vision (Program), organization (participation)
• The role of independent technocrats in maintaining coherent & consistent policies.
INDONESIA & JAPAN POLITICAL SYSTEM
Political System INDONESIA JAPAN
State Form Republic Constitutional Monarchy
Democratic System Multi-party (quasi) Bicameral
Parliament, Presidential System
Multi-party Bicameral
Parliamentary Representative
Head of State & Government President Emperor , Prime Minister
Major Political Parties PDIP, Golkar, Gerindra,
Demokrat, PKB, PPP, PAN, PKS
LDP, DJP, JCP, JIP, NKP
Legislative Elections Every 5 years for DPR, DPD,
DPRD
4 years for Lower House, 3 years
Upper House (divide by two)
Executive Elections Every 5 years for President and
Governor; Head of District,
Mayor (simultaneously)
PM elected by Parliament. Every
4 year for Governor & Mayor (not
simultaneously).
Electorate : Votes of 1955, 1971, 1992 & 1999 Elections
ELECTION 1955 ELECTION 1971 ELECTION 1992 ELECTION 1999
PARTY Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
PNI/PDI/PDI-P 8.434.653 22,3
2
3.793.266 6.93 14.565.556 14,89 35.689.073 33.74
IPKI 541.306 1,43 338.403 0,61 328.654 0,31
Parkindo/PDKB 1.003.326 2,66 733.359 1,34 550.845 0,52
P Katolik 770.740 2,04 603.740 1,10
NU / PPP 6.955.141 18,4
1
10.213.650 18.68 16.624.647 15,96 11.329.905 10,71
PKB 13.336.982 12,61
Masyumi/ PMI /
PBB
7.903.886 20,9
2
2.930.746 5.36 2.049.708 1,94
PAN 7.528.956 7,12
PK / PKS 1.436.565 1,36
PSII 1.091.160 2,89 1.208.237 2,89
PERTI 483.014 1,28 381.309 0,69
PSI 753.191 1,99 - -
PKI 6.179.914 16,3
6
- -
PARTY
1999 2004 2009 2014
VOTES % VOTES % VOTES % VOTES %
PDI-P 35.689.073 33,8% 21.026.629 18,5% 14.600.091 14,0% 23.681.471 18,9%
Golkar 23.741.749 22,5% 24.480.757 21,6% 15.037.757 14,4% 18.432.312 14,7%
Demokrat 8.455.225 7,5% 21.703.137 20,8% 12.728.913 10,2%
GERINDRA 4.646.406 4,5% 14.760.371 11,8%
HANURA 3.922.870 3,8% 6.579.498 5,3%
NASDEM 8.402.812 6,7%
PKB 13.336.982 12,6% 11.989.564 10,6% 5.533.214 5,3% 11.298.957 9,0%
PAN 7.528.956 7,1% 7.303.324 6,4% 6.254.580 6,0% 9.481.621 7,6%
PKS 1.436.565 1,4% 8.325.020 7,3% 8.206.955 7,9% 8.480.204 6,8%
PPP 11.329.905 10,7% 9.248.764 8,2% 5.146.122 4,9% 8.157.488 6,5%
Other * 12.667.880 12,0% 22.633.131 19,9% 19.048.653 18,3% 2.968.844 2,4%
VALID VOTES 105.731.110 100% 113.462.414 100% 104.099.785 100% 124.972.491 100%
Votes of the 1999 to 2014 Elections
Indonesia: the lowest in Asia
77.7
22.3
0 20 40 60 80 100
TIDAK ADA
ADA
1.3
1.3
3.0
3.0
3.7
5.6
6.3
6.6
10.0
21.6
37.5
0 10 20 30 40 50
Lainnya
Hanura
Nasdem
PKS
PAN
PPP
PKB
Demokrat
Gerindra
Golkar
PDI Perjuangan
PARTY ID
33,8%
50,2% 38,35%
Islamic
Parties
Developmentalist
Parties
Nationalist
Parties
0% -
8%
0% -
12%
SUMMARY OF 1999, 2004, 2009 & 2014 ELECTION
Maximum votes:
Islamic Parties : 38,35% (2004)
Nationalist Parties : 33,8% (1999)
Developmentalist (Kekaryaan) Parties : 50,2% (2009)
PDI-P 18,95%
1 PARTY 18,95%
PDIP
PELOPOR
PNBKI
PPRN
PPIB
PNIM
PDP
PPDI
PRN
PDS
PATRIOT
PKDI
BURUH
2009 ELECTION
14.0%
0.3%
0.5%
1.2%
0.2%
0.3%
0.9%
0.1%
0.6%
1.5%
0.5%
0.3%
0.3%
13 PARTIES 20,7%
PDI FAMILY (Nationalist Parties) ELECTABILITY
2014 ELECTION
PDIP
PDS
PNBK
PNIM
PELOPOR
PPDI
PBSD
18,53%
2,13%
1,08%
0,81%
0,77%
0,75%
0,56%
2004 ELECTION
7 PARTIES 24,63%
PDI-P 22,9%
1 PARTY 22,9%
SEPT 2018 SURVEY
GOLKAR
DEMOKRAT
GERINDRA
HANURA
PKPI
PSI
PKPB
PPPI
BARNAS
KEDAULATAN
PPD
PPI
PKP
PDK
MERDEKA
PIS
2009 ELECTION
14.4%
20.8%
4.5%
3.8%
0.9%
0.1%
1.4%
0.7%
0.7%
0.4%
0.5%
0.4%
0.3%
0.6%
0.1%
0.3%
16 PARTIES 50,2%
GOLKAR
DEMOKRAT
GERINDRA
HANURA
PKPI
NASDEM
6 PARTIES
14,75%
10,19%
11,81%
5,26%
0,91%
6,72%
49,65%
2014 ELECTION
GOLKAR FAMILY ( Developmentalist Parties) ELECTABILITY
GOLKAR
DEMOKRAT
PKPB
PKPI
PPDK
Patriot
Pancasila
Merdeka
PSI
PPIB
PPD
21,58%
7,45%
2,11%
1,26%
1,16%
0,95%
0,74%
0,60%
0,59%
0,58%
2004 ELECTION
11 PARTIES 37,02%
GOLKAR
GERINDRA
DEMOKRAT
NASDEM
PERINDO
HANURA
PKPI
PSI
8 PARTIES
11,4%
10,7%
6,8%
3,4%
2,5%
0,8
-
0,2%
35,7%
SEPT 2018 SURVEY
PKS
PAN
PPP
PKB
PBB
PMB
PBR
PKNU
PPNUI
2009 ELECTION
7,9%
6,0%
5,3%
4,9%
1,8%
0,4%
1,2%
1,5%
0,1%
9 Parties 29,2%
PKB
PAN
PKS
PPP
PBB
5 Parties
9,04%
7,59%
6,79%
6,53%
1,46%
31,40%
2014 ELECTION
TREND OF “ISLAMIC PARTIES” ELECTABILITY
PKB
PPP
PKS
PAN
PBB
PBR
PPNUI
10,57%
8,15%
7,34%
6,44%
2,62%
2,44%
0,79%
2004 ELECTION
7
Parties
38,35%
PKB
PAN
PKS
PPP
PBB
5 Parties
6,2%
2,0%
4,0%
3,7%
0,2%
16,1%
SEPT 2018 SURVEY
Closing Notes :
1. Government formation will heavily depend on pragmatic
coalition.
2. Indonesian political lanscape will still be characterized by
the existence of oligarchy, cartel & dynastic politics in the
next decade.
3. Regime sustainability will depend on the delicated
balance of strong & stabil political supports vis a vis smart
& sound development policies.
4. Need to nurture strong parties or party coalition
5. Need to formulate ‘sustainable’ democracy for Indonesia,
by balancing political & economic democracy
Terima Kasih

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  • 1. Ir H Heri Akhmadi Head of Research and Development Agency of Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) Symposium 1: to uphold democracy and become maritime global powers High Level Seminar Project 2045 ‘The Path to Peaceful and Prosperous Indonesia and Japan 2045’ Sunday, 9 December 2018
  • 2. Democratic Consolidation & Political Stability Democratic Consolidation : • Electorate Changes & Continuity : party vs figure ; program vs money politics • Trend : Oligarchy, Cartel, Dinasty • Party Consolidation : number of parties vs low party ID; high swing voters /floating mass • Disruption : traditional voters vs (digital) millennial voters ; identity vs ideology Political Stabilty : • Split Goverment : President vs Parliament – etc • Regime Sustainabity Related to long-term policy consistency • Multi-party system with no dominant party : coalition based government • Pragmatic coalition : Figure (image), identity (narration), mobilization (money) vs party (ideology), vision (Program), organization (participation) • The role of independent technocrats in maintaining coherent & consistent policies.
  • 3. INDONESIA & JAPAN POLITICAL SYSTEM Political System INDONESIA JAPAN State Form Republic Constitutional Monarchy Democratic System Multi-party (quasi) Bicameral Parliament, Presidential System Multi-party Bicameral Parliamentary Representative Head of State & Government President Emperor , Prime Minister Major Political Parties PDIP, Golkar, Gerindra, Demokrat, PKB, PPP, PAN, PKS LDP, DJP, JCP, JIP, NKP Legislative Elections Every 5 years for DPR, DPD, DPRD 4 years for Lower House, 3 years Upper House (divide by two) Executive Elections Every 5 years for President and Governor; Head of District, Mayor (simultaneously) PM elected by Parliament. Every 4 year for Governor & Mayor (not simultaneously).
  • 4. Electorate : Votes of 1955, 1971, 1992 & 1999 Elections ELECTION 1955 ELECTION 1971 ELECTION 1992 ELECTION 1999 PARTY Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % PNI/PDI/PDI-P 8.434.653 22,3 2 3.793.266 6.93 14.565.556 14,89 35.689.073 33.74 IPKI 541.306 1,43 338.403 0,61 328.654 0,31 Parkindo/PDKB 1.003.326 2,66 733.359 1,34 550.845 0,52 P Katolik 770.740 2,04 603.740 1,10 NU / PPP 6.955.141 18,4 1 10.213.650 18.68 16.624.647 15,96 11.329.905 10,71 PKB 13.336.982 12,61 Masyumi/ PMI / PBB 7.903.886 20,9 2 2.930.746 5.36 2.049.708 1,94 PAN 7.528.956 7,12 PK / PKS 1.436.565 1,36 PSII 1.091.160 2,89 1.208.237 2,89 PERTI 483.014 1,28 381.309 0,69 PSI 753.191 1,99 - - PKI 6.179.914 16,3 6 - -
  • 5. PARTY 1999 2004 2009 2014 VOTES % VOTES % VOTES % VOTES % PDI-P 35.689.073 33,8% 21.026.629 18,5% 14.600.091 14,0% 23.681.471 18,9% Golkar 23.741.749 22,5% 24.480.757 21,6% 15.037.757 14,4% 18.432.312 14,7% Demokrat 8.455.225 7,5% 21.703.137 20,8% 12.728.913 10,2% GERINDRA 4.646.406 4,5% 14.760.371 11,8% HANURA 3.922.870 3,8% 6.579.498 5,3% NASDEM 8.402.812 6,7% PKB 13.336.982 12,6% 11.989.564 10,6% 5.533.214 5,3% 11.298.957 9,0% PAN 7.528.956 7,1% 7.303.324 6,4% 6.254.580 6,0% 9.481.621 7,6% PKS 1.436.565 1,4% 8.325.020 7,3% 8.206.955 7,9% 8.480.204 6,8% PPP 11.329.905 10,7% 9.248.764 8,2% 5.146.122 4,9% 8.157.488 6,5% Other * 12.667.880 12,0% 22.633.131 19,9% 19.048.653 18,3% 2.968.844 2,4% VALID VOTES 105.731.110 100% 113.462.414 100% 104.099.785 100% 124.972.491 100% Votes of the 1999 to 2014 Elections
  • 6. Indonesia: the lowest in Asia 77.7 22.3 0 20 40 60 80 100 TIDAK ADA ADA 1.3 1.3 3.0 3.0 3.7 5.6 6.3 6.6 10.0 21.6 37.5 0 10 20 30 40 50 Lainnya Hanura Nasdem PKS PAN PPP PKB Demokrat Gerindra Golkar PDI Perjuangan PARTY ID
  • 7. 33,8% 50,2% 38,35% Islamic Parties Developmentalist Parties Nationalist Parties 0% - 8% 0% - 12% SUMMARY OF 1999, 2004, 2009 & 2014 ELECTION Maximum votes: Islamic Parties : 38,35% (2004) Nationalist Parties : 33,8% (1999) Developmentalist (Kekaryaan) Parties : 50,2% (2009)
  • 8. PDI-P 18,95% 1 PARTY 18,95% PDIP PELOPOR PNBKI PPRN PPIB PNIM PDP PPDI PRN PDS PATRIOT PKDI BURUH 2009 ELECTION 14.0% 0.3% 0.5% 1.2% 0.2% 0.3% 0.9% 0.1% 0.6% 1.5% 0.5% 0.3% 0.3% 13 PARTIES 20,7% PDI FAMILY (Nationalist Parties) ELECTABILITY 2014 ELECTION PDIP PDS PNBK PNIM PELOPOR PPDI PBSD 18,53% 2,13% 1,08% 0,81% 0,77% 0,75% 0,56% 2004 ELECTION 7 PARTIES 24,63% PDI-P 22,9% 1 PARTY 22,9% SEPT 2018 SURVEY
  • 9. GOLKAR DEMOKRAT GERINDRA HANURA PKPI PSI PKPB PPPI BARNAS KEDAULATAN PPD PPI PKP PDK MERDEKA PIS 2009 ELECTION 14.4% 20.8% 4.5% 3.8% 0.9% 0.1% 1.4% 0.7% 0.7% 0.4% 0.5% 0.4% 0.3% 0.6% 0.1% 0.3% 16 PARTIES 50,2% GOLKAR DEMOKRAT GERINDRA HANURA PKPI NASDEM 6 PARTIES 14,75% 10,19% 11,81% 5,26% 0,91% 6,72% 49,65% 2014 ELECTION GOLKAR FAMILY ( Developmentalist Parties) ELECTABILITY GOLKAR DEMOKRAT PKPB PKPI PPDK Patriot Pancasila Merdeka PSI PPIB PPD 21,58% 7,45% 2,11% 1,26% 1,16% 0,95% 0,74% 0,60% 0,59% 0,58% 2004 ELECTION 11 PARTIES 37,02% GOLKAR GERINDRA DEMOKRAT NASDEM PERINDO HANURA PKPI PSI 8 PARTIES 11,4% 10,7% 6,8% 3,4% 2,5% 0,8 - 0,2% 35,7% SEPT 2018 SURVEY
  • 10. PKS PAN PPP PKB PBB PMB PBR PKNU PPNUI 2009 ELECTION 7,9% 6,0% 5,3% 4,9% 1,8% 0,4% 1,2% 1,5% 0,1% 9 Parties 29,2% PKB PAN PKS PPP PBB 5 Parties 9,04% 7,59% 6,79% 6,53% 1,46% 31,40% 2014 ELECTION TREND OF “ISLAMIC PARTIES” ELECTABILITY PKB PPP PKS PAN PBB PBR PPNUI 10,57% 8,15% 7,34% 6,44% 2,62% 2,44% 0,79% 2004 ELECTION 7 Parties 38,35% PKB PAN PKS PPP PBB 5 Parties 6,2% 2,0% 4,0% 3,7% 0,2% 16,1% SEPT 2018 SURVEY
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  • 12. Closing Notes : 1. Government formation will heavily depend on pragmatic coalition. 2. Indonesian political lanscape will still be characterized by the existence of oligarchy, cartel & dynastic politics in the next decade. 3. Regime sustainability will depend on the delicated balance of strong & stabil political supports vis a vis smart & sound development policies. 4. Need to nurture strong parties or party coalition 5. Need to formulate ‘sustainable’ democracy for Indonesia, by balancing political & economic democracy Terima Kasih