45 Names of Members of the Papua House of Representatives Elected for the 2024-2029 Period Determined by the General Election Commission

JAYAPURA, PAPUA – The Papua Provincial General Election Commission has officially determined the names of 45 candidates elected to the Papua House of Representatives from 7 Electoral Districts of Papua Province for the period 2024 – 2029. The acquisition of seats and elected candidates for the Papua House of Representatives was determined in the plenary of the acquisition of seats and names of elected candidates for the Papua House of Representatives as a result of the Legislative Election at the Papua Provincial General Election Commission office.

Based on the results, the Golkar Party won the top position with 9 seats in the Papua House of Representatives, thus automatically becoming the Chair of the Papua House of Representatives, the second position was occupied by Nasdem which obtained 8 seats and followed by PDIP in the third position with 7 seats, PKS occupied the fourth position with 4 seats and while 5 political parties namely PKB, Gerindra, PAN, Democrat, and Perindo each obtained 3 seats in the Papua House of Representatives and 2 political parties only got 1 seat each in the Papua House of Representatives, namely PSI and PPP. There are 7 parties that did not get seats in the Papua House of Representatives in the 2024 legislative elections, namely:

1. Partai Buruh,
2. Partai Gelora,
3. PKB,
4. Hanura,
5. Partai Garuda,
6. PBB,
7. Partai Ummat.

45 names of candidates elected to the Papua House of Representatives for the period 2024 – 2029 based on the Electoral District and the acquisition of valid votes:

Electoral District I: Jayapura City (South and North Jayapura Districts)

1. H. Heru Suroso (PKB) 5,496 votes.
2. Joni Y Betaubun (PDIP) 6,780 votes.
3. Yacob Ingratubun (Golkar) 9,412 votes.
4. H. Jayakusuma (Golkar) 8,874 votes.
5. Jhony Banua Rouw (Nasdem) 8,042 votes.
6. H. Supriadi Laling (PKS) 3,661 votes.
7. Dessy Corazon Giay (PAN) 5,832 votes.
8. Mika Sapan (Perindo) 6,528 votes.

Electoral District II: Jayapura City (Abepura, Muara Tami, Heram Districts)

1. Giovano Pattipawae (Gerindra) 4,195 votes.
2. Mukry Maurizt Hamadi (PDIP) 3,880 votes.
3. Jansen Monim (Golkar) 4,925 votes.
4. Herlin Beatrix M Monim (Nasdem) 5,876 votes.
5. H. Junaedi Rahim (PKS) 4,509 votes.
6. Yulianus Rumbairusy (PAN) 4,840 votes.
7. Michael Thomas Alva Suebu (PSI) 4,214 votes.
8. Rajab (PPP) 5,669 votes.

Electoral District III: Jayapura Regency

1. Orgenes Kaway (PKB) 5,952 votes.
2. Yeyen (Gerindra) 1,850 votes.
3. Hermes Hein Ohee (PDIP) 2,034 votes.
4. Yermias Yoseph Yanggu Wouw (Golkar) 4,993 votes.
5. Benhur Yudha Wally (Nasdem) 1,079 votes.
6. Cintiya Ruliani Talantan (Nasdem) 14,303 votes.
7. Wagus Hidayat (PKS) 4,104 votes.
8. Yunus Wonda (Democrat) 10,420 votes.
9. Johny Suebu (Perindo) 4,100 votes.

Electoral District IV: Keerom Regency

1. Ety Buwani (Golkar) 4,453 votes.
2. Petrus Solossa (Nasdem) 3,199 votes.
3. Bambang Mujiono (PKS) 3,307 votes.

Electoral District V: Sarmi and Central Mamberamo Regencies

1. Tulus Sianipar (PDIP) 3,703 votes.
2. Tan Wie Long (Golkar) 6,396 votes.
3. Arifin Mansyur (Nasdem) 3,539 votes.

1. Electoral District VI: Yapen and Waropen Islands Regency
2. Graha Christie Mambay (PDIP) 4,093 votes.
3. Adam Arisoi (Golkar) 5,988 votes.
4. Denny Henrry Bonai (Golkar) 11,534 votes.
5. Edward Norman Banua (Nasdem) 9,428 votes.
6. Jefri Hendry Bisay (PAN) 10,942 votes.
7. Boy Markus Dawir (Democrat) 7,823 votes.
8. Yulianus Rumboisano (Perindo) 6,819 votes.

Electoral District VII: Biak Numfor and Supiori Regency

1. H. Andi Firman Madjadi (PKB) 4,273 votes.
2. Johanes Markus Wakum (Gerindra) 1,784 votes.
3. Marthinus Pasang (PDIP) 3,997 votes.
4. Yeni Naap (PDIP) 3,357 votes.
5. Yusuf Sesa Lallo (Golkar) 2,941 votes.
6. Ance Wanggai (Nasdem) 1,893 votes.
7. Dina Laura Rumbiak (Democrat) 3,647 votes.

Chairman of the Papua General Election Commission Steve Dumbon admitted that the determination of the acquisition of seats and the names of candidates elected to the Papua House of Representatives was delayed, due to a lawsuit at the Constitutional Court, “Today, we have determined after a long wait, from 7 electoral districts, 18 political parties that won seats only 11 political parties, while 7 political parties have not been lucky, we have a quota of 45 seats for the Papua House of Representatives,” said Steve Dumbon.

After the determination of the seat acquisition and the name of the elected candidate for the Papua House of Representatives for the period 2024 – 2029, his party will complete the administration, then it will be submitted to the Papua House of Representatives to be submitted to the Governor of Papua to issue a Decree for inauguration in October 2024.