Results of the 2014 Indonesian legislative election

A legislative election was held on 9 April 2014 in Indonesia to renew the mandate of the national and regional legislatures which expired that year. Official results were announced on 9 May 2014, with the DPR seat allocation being announced separately on 14 May. This was the fourth free and democratic legislative election since the Fall of Suharto in 1998. The number in parentheses after each province name indicates the total number of DPR seats allocated to that constituency.

List of political parties

Bold indicates parties that passed the electoral threshold

Nasdem Party (Nasdem)
National Awakening Party (PKB)
Prosperous Justice Party (PKS)
Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P)
Golkar (Golkar)
Great Indonesia Movement Party (Gerindra)
Democratic Party (Demokrat)
National Mandate Party (PAN)
United Development Party (PPP)
People's Conscience Party (Hanura)
Crescent Star Party (PBB)
Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI)

Parliamentary results



Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle	23,681,233	18.95	+4.92	109	+15
	Golkar	18,432,216	14.75	+0.30	91	–15
	Gerindra Party	14,760,090	11.81	+7.35	73	+47
	Democratic Party	12,728,950	10.18	–10.66	61	–87
	National Awakening Party	11,299,017	9.04	+4.10	47	+19
	National Mandate Party	9,481,395	7.59	+1.58	49	+3
	Prosperous Justice Party	8,480,158	6.79	–1.09	40	–17
	NasDem Party	8,402,894	6.72	New	35	New
	United Development Party	8,157,522	6.53	+1.21	39	+1
	People's Conscience Party	6,590,804	5.27	+1.49	16	–1
	Crescent Star Party	1,826,057	1.46	–0.33	0	0
	Indonesian Justice and Unity Party	1,143,138	0.91	+0.01	0	0
Total		124,983,474	100.00	–	560	0

Valid votes		124,983,474	89.26
Invalid/blank votes		15,033,341	10.74
Total votes		140,016,815	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		187,866,698	74.53
Source: KPU Buku Data & Infografik Pemilu Anggota DPR RI & DPD RI 2014 pp27,31-32

Results by province

The following tables show the DPR seat allocation for each of Indonesia's provinces, based on the official results announced by the Electoral Commission of Indonesia.^[1]

Aceh (13)

Aceh returned 13 members to the DPR.


2	1	1	1	2	2	2	1	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

North Sumatra (30)

North Sumatra returned 30 members to the DPR.


3	1	3	4	4	4	3	3	2	3
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

West Sumatra (14)

West Sumatra returned 14 members to the DPR.


1	2	2	2	2	2	1	2
Nasdem	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

Riau (11)

Riau returned 11 members to the DPR.


1	1	2	2	2	2	1
PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN

Jambi (7)

Jambi returned 7 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1	1	1	1
PKB	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

South Sumatra (17)

South Sumatra returned 17 members to the DPR.


1	1	2	3	3	2	2	2	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	Hanura

Bengkulu (4)

Bengkulu returned 4 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1
Nasdem	PDI-P	Gerindra	PAN

Lampung (18)

Lampung returned 18 members to the DPR.


1	2	2	4	2	2	2	2	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	Hanura

Bangka Belitung (3)

The Bangka Belitung Islands returned 3 members to the DPR.


1	1	1
PDI-P	Golkar	PD

Riau Islands (3)

The Riau Islands returned 3 members to the DPR.


1	1	1
Nasdem	PDI-P	PAN

Jakarta (21)

DKI Jakarta returned 21 members to the DPR.


1	3	6	3	3	2	3
Nasdem	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PPP

West Java (91)

West Java returned 91 members to the DPR.


1	7	11	18	17	10	9	7	7	4
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

Central Java (77)

Central Java returned 77 members to the DPR.


5	10	4	18	11	10	4	8	7
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

Yogyakarta (8)

The Special Region of Yogyakarta returned 8 members to the DPR.


1	1	2	1	1	1	1
PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN

East Java (87)

East Java returned 87 members to the DPR.


7	15	2	17	11	11	11	7	4	2
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

Banten (22)

Banten returned 22 members to the DPR.


1	1	2	4	3	3	2	2	3	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

Bali (9)

Bali returned 9 members to the DPR.


4	2	1	2
PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD

West Nusa Tenggara (10)

West Nusa Tenggara returned 10 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

East Nusa Tenggara (13)

East Nusa Tenggara returned 13 members to the DPR.


2	2	3	2	2	1	1
Nasdem	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	Hanura

West Kalimantan (10)

West Kalimantan returned 10 members to the DPR.


1	1	3	1	1	1	1	1
Nasdem	PKB	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

Central Kalimantan (6)

Central Kalimantan returned 6 members to the DPR.


1	2	1	1	1
Nasdem	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PAN

South Kalimantan (11)

South Kalimantan returned 11 members to the DPR.


2	1	1	3	2	2
PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PPP

East Kalimantan (8)

East Kalimantan returned 8 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	2	1	1	1
Nasdem	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PPP

North Sulawesi (6)

North Sulawesi returned 6 members to the DPR.


2	1	1	1	1
PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN

Central Sulawesi (6)

Central Sulawesi returned 6 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1	1	1
Nasdem	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	Hanura

South Sulawesi (24)

South Sulawesi returned 24 members to the DPR.


2	2	2	5	3	3	3	3	1
Nasdem	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP	Hanura

Southeast Sulawesi (5)

Southeast Sulawesi returned 5 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1	1
Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN	PPP

Gorontalo (3)

Gorontalo returned 3 members to the DPR.


2	1
Golkar	Gerindra

West Sulawesi (3)

West Sulawesi returned 3 members to the DPR.


1	1	1
Golkar	Gerindra	PD

Maluku (4)

Maluku returned 4 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	1
PKB	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra

North Maluku (3)

North Maluku returned 3 members to the DPR.


1	1	1
PDI-P	Golkar	PAN

Papua (10)

Papua returned 10 members to the DPR.


1	1	1	2	1	1	2	1
Nasdem	PKB	PKS	PDI-P	Golkar	Gerindra	PD	PAN

West Papua (3)

West Papua returned 3 members to the DPR.


1	1	1
PDI-P	Golkar	PD

References

^ "SK KPU 416" (PDF) (in Indonesian). Electoral Commission of Indonesia. Retrieved 17 May 2014.

[1] "SK KPU 416" (PDF) (in Indonesian). Electoral Commission of Indonesia. Retrieved 17 May 2014.

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