Английская Википедия:2018 Makassar mayoral election

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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox election The 2018 Makassar mayoral election took place on 27 June 2018 as part of the simultaneous local elections. It was held to elect the mayor of Makassar and the deputy mayor.

Munafri Arifuddin, who was supported by 10 from 11 political parties in the city's Regional People's Representative Council, was the only candidate in an uncontested election. Incumbent mayor Mohammad Ramdhan Pomanto initially registered to run for a second term as an independent candidate, but his candidacy was later revoked by a Supreme Court ruling.

Despite running as a single candidate, Arifuddin, who was the CEO of local football club PSM Makassar and nephew of then-Indonesian vice president Jusuf Kalla, lost the vote to an empty ballot (kotak kosong), forcing the election to be repeated in 2020 and for an acting mayor to be appointed by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Although a lawsuit was brought to the Constitutional Court, the appeal was rejected, making the election the first in Indonesian electoral history in which an empty ballot won.

Timeline

The KPU set a temporary voter count at 862,731 in March 2018, spread across 15 subdistricts. The voters voted at 2,765 polling stations. A budget of Rp 60 billion (US$4.35 million) was assigned for the election, of which 16.4 billion came from the 2017 budget and the rest from the 2018 fiscal year. Registration for party-backed candidates was opened between 8 and 10 January 2018, while independent candidates were required to register between 22 and 26 November 2017. The campaign period was from 15 February to 24 June, with a three-day election silence before voting on 27 June. The vote itself follows a first past the post system.

The candidates were assigned their ballot numbers on 13 February 2018.

Candidates

Ballot number	Candidate	Position	Running mate	Supporting parties
1	Munafri Arifuddin	CEO of PSM Makassar	Rachmatika Dewi	Nasdem Golkar PDI-P Gerindra Hanura PKS PKB PPP PKPI, PBB Total: 43 seats

Munafri Arifuddin, a member of Golkar and nephew of the then-Vice President Jusuf Kalla, was supported by 10 parties. Also the CEO of the PSM Makassar football club, he had promised to keep this position if elected. Arifuddin's running mate Rachmatika Dewi was a deputy speaker of the city council and the chief of Nasdem in Makassar.

Although initially supported by some political parties, Mohammad Ramdhan Pomanto registered with the KPU as an independent candidate, having collected 117,492 valid copies of ID cards out of the ~65,000 required as an independent candidate. Demokrat was the only party represented in the People's Representative Council that officially supported him. Other parties declared their initial support to him, but withdrew later. His running mate Indira Mulyasari was the deputy speaker of the city council, although she resigned for the election.

In February, the Munafri-Dewi pair sued the local KPU in order to cancel Pomanto's candidacy, citing a case in which Pomanto distributed smartphones while serving as the city's mayor. The South Sulawesi high court on national administration (Pengadilan Tinggi Tata Usaha Negara) on March 21 ordered the KPU to cancel Pomanto's candidacy. The election body then brought the case to the Supreme Court, which upheld the PT TUN decision. Pomanto stated that he would continue pressing his case through the legal system. However, the electoral commission decided to disqualify him following a closed-door meeting, making the election an uncontested one. However, Arifuddin was still required to win a majority of the votes (voters could vote for an empty ballot) or the elections would be redone in 2020.

Polling

After nominations

Pollster	Date	Sample size	Results
Celebes Research Center	1–14 March 2018	1,000	Mohammad Ramdhan Pomanto (71.8%), Munafri Afiruddin (18.8%)

Results

Quick count

Pollster	Munafri-Dewi	None of the above
CRC Шаблон:Webarchive	46.51	53.49

Official

Votes by subdistrict	Munafri-Dewi		None of the above
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Tamalate	33,817	50.2	33,541	49.8
Tamalanrea	16,912	44.45	21,138	55.55
Ujung Tanah	7,362	46.95	8,317	53.05
Sangkarrang	3,261	47.22	3,645	52.78
Manggala	30,384	52.37	27,631	47.63
Tallo	26,297	47.45	29,122	52.55
Panakkukang	25,069	44.63	31,108	55.37
Makassar	13,654	39.31	21,081	60.69
Biringkanayya	36,092	47.86	39,320	52.14
Ujung Pandang	3,822	34.31	7,319	65.69
Mariso	11,566	47.38	12,845	52.62
Wajo	4,695	37.12	7,954	62.88
Rappocini	27,503	47.49	30,408	52.51
Bontoala	8,598	46.16	10,029	53.84
Mamajang	10,923	44.71	13,509	55.29
Total	259,955	46.68	296,967	53.32

Aftermath

Following the announcement of the results, the Munafri-Dewi campaign team filed a lawsuit to the Constitutional Court, claiming "structured, systematic and massive cheating", accusing Pomanto of having interfered in favor of the "none of the above option" within his capacity as mayor, and demanding that the "none of the above" option/empty column be cancelled. In 10 August, the court ruled against the appeal, hence awarding "victory" for the none of the above option - the first in Indonesian electoral history.