GOLKAR CONFIDENT OF GARNERING 35 PER CENT OF VOTES

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JAKARTA, June 19 (Bernama) -- Golkar is confident of garnering up to 35 per

cent of votes in the next Indonesian presidential election in 2014, said its

chairman, Aburizal Bakrie.

He said the party''s popularity was rising and recent surveys placed the

party as having the strongest support among the people at 20.9 per cent of the

votes.

"The number will continue to increase over time. I believe with hard work,

Golkar will be able to get 35 per cent of the votes," he told Golkar cadres

during his visit to Ngawi and Madiun, today.

On the presidential race poll results which placed him third, Aburizal said

his support was on the rise.

"Everything can still change. The margin of error in the survey is 2.9 per

cent while the difference between me and other presidential candidates is less

than one per cent," he said.

On his running mate for the vice-presidency, he said, "He must be a a high

calibre candidate who is in line with my thinking."

-- BERNAMA

BJL AFY MB

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