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Promise: "This year all provincial roads will be at least 90 percent in good condition. And we want 100 percent this year in good condition," West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi said in February 2026, apologising for potholed provincial roads.Dedi Mulyadi, Governor of West Java (Gerindra)
Partly true
Promise: "I immediately said we will double all RT and RW incentives": Pramono pledged to double the monthly incentives of Jakarta's neighbourhood (RT) and community (RW) heads, then Rp2 million and Rp2.5 million.Pramono Anung, Governor of Jakarta (PDI-P), as a candidate in 2024
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Promise: about 80,000 Red and White Village Cooperatives (KDMP) will be fully operating by the end of 2026, with their buildings, warehouses and outlets finished by March 2026, the deadline set by President Prabowo.Ferry Juliantono, Minister of Cooperatives of Indonesia
True
Promise: the Social Affairs Ministry will build another 100 Sekolah Rakyat (people's boarding schools) in 2026, for a total of around 200, and enrol about 46,000 new students in 2026.Saifullah Yusuf, Minister of Social Affairs of Indonesia