Democracy vibrant in Indonesia — UNDP

On July 9, the world’s third-largest democracy and largest Muslim-majority country goes to the polls to elect a new president.

For Indonesia, an archipelago spread over 3,000 miles and composed of numerous ethnic and linguistic groups, that expression of political franchise is no small order. Aid groups like the U.N. Development Program have been working in the leadup to support the vote — and a vibrant democratic society.

What should we expect from this election?

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