Meanwhile, in the trial, Bawaslu provided information that the Open Plenary Meeting for the Recapitulation of Vote Count Results at the Jambi Province level in the 2024 simultaneous Election, which took place from March 8 to March 14, 2024, did not contain any objections or objections from witnesses regarding the alleged transfer of votes as argued by the Petitioner. Vote acquisition of Political Parties Participating in the Election based on Form D Result Province DPR RI Jambi electoral district: the Garuda Party received 6,729 votes, and the PPP Party received 58,114 votes.

“There were no objections or objections from witnesses regarding the alleged transfer of votes as argued by the Petitioner,” said Muhammad Hapis, Representative of Bawaslu.

Previously, in the preliminary hearing, the Petitioner argued that there was a difference in votes between the Petitioner and the Garuda Party for the filling of prospective members of the DPR RI Jambi Electoral District according to the Respondent's (KPU) version and the Petitioner's version. According to the Petitioner, the Garuda Party should have obtained 129 votes, but the Respondent determined that it obtained 6,729 votes. Conversely, the Petitioner's votes, which should have been 64,714 votes, were only determined to be 58,114 votes by the Respondent. This means that there is a difference of 6,600 votes.

Based on the arguments presented, the Petitioner requests the Constitutional Court to annul KPU Decree Number 360 of 2024 regarding the results of the Election vote acquisition. In addition, the Petitioner also requests that the Constitutional Court determine the correct vote acquisition results according to the Petitioner for the filling of members of the DPR RI for the Jambi I region, and order the KPU to conduct a Re-vote at several polling stations that are considered problematic according to the Petitioner.