The Voice of Jakarta

Across 261 mainland urban villages, Anies captured territorial breadth (132 villages) while Prabowo commanded high-turnout hubs and 21 battlegrounds

01 Anies - Muhaimin

132 Villages (50.6%)

119 Solid (>2%) · 13 Battleground · 41.6% Votes

02 Prabowo - Gibran

126 Villages (48.3%)

105 Solid (>2%) · 21 Battleground · 41.2% Votes

03 Ganjar - Mahfud

3 Villages (1.1%)

2 Solid (>2%) · 1 Battleground · 17.2% Votes

Battleground (<2% diff)

35 Villages (13.4%)

02 won 21 · 01 won 13 · 03 won 1

All Jakarta

261 Villages

Complete Map 5 Mainland Cities

North Jakarta

31 Villages

02 Lead · 83.9% 26 of 31 villages

West Jakarta

56 Villages

02 Lead · 69.6% 39 of 56 villages

Central Jakarta

44 Villages

01 Lead · 54.5% 24 of 44 villages

East Jakarta

65 Villages

01 Lead · 61.5% 40 of 65 villages

South Jakarta

65 Villages

01 Lead · 75.4% 49 of 65 villages

01 Territorial Majority (132 of 261 Villages): Anies-Muhaimin captured the widest geographical footprint across the capital (50.6% of villages), dominating high-density residential belts in South and East Jakarta.

02 Megavillage Turnout & Swing Edge (126 Villages): Prabowo-Gibran secured the provincial popular vote through decisive margins in massive turnout coastal/western hubs (e.g. Kapuk) and winning 21 of 35 close battlegrounds.

Closest Margin Locate

Pal Meriam (East Jkt)

0.01% diff · Margin of 1 ballot

Strongest 01 Bastion Locate

Sukabumi Utara (West Jkt)

Anies: 65.5% · Margin +39.3%

Strongest 02 Stronghold Locate

Kapuk (West Jkt)

Prabowo: 56.5% · Margin +31.5%

Most common candidate preference by urban village:

01 Anies - Muhaimin — 132 Villages (50.6%) · South & East residential belts
02 Prabowo - Gibran — 126 Villages (48.3%) · North ports & West commercial hubs
03 Ganjar - Mahfud — 3 Villages (1.1%) · West Chinatown & Kelapa Gading

Urban Village Plurality Breakdown (261 total):

01 Anies: 132 Villages (50.6%) 02 Prabowo: 126 Villages (48.3%) 03 Ganjar: 3 Villages (1.1%)