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The following is a list of current governors of the Indonesian provinces.
Indonesia is administratively divided into thirty-eight provinces and one planned provincial-level city. [1] The Capital City of Nusantara is headed by a national cabinet ministerial-level authority head appointed directly by the president, concurrently serving as governor for five-year terms independently from cabinet terms, and the province does not have a legislative body. While the Special Region of Yogyakarta has its own legislative body, the province is headed by the Sultan of Yogyakarta who reigns for life (divided into five-year terms for ceremonial purposes). Other provinces have their own local government, headed by a governor, and have their own legislative body. The governors and members of local representative bodies are elected by popular vote for five-year terms.
Note: Italic denotes acting/temporary/interim office holder(s)
Province | Photo | Governor | Party | Took office | End of term | Past | |
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Independent | 13 March 2024
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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PKS | 25 February 2021
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Independent | 29 February 2024
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Golkar | 25 February 2021
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PAN | 7 July 2021
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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Golkar | 25 February 2021
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Independent | 13 November 2023
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Independent | 19 June 2024
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Independent | 12 May 2022
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Independent | 17 October 2022
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 10 October 2022
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10 October 2027
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Independent | 16 February 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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PDI-P | 25 May 2021
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Golkar | 25 August 2021
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Independent | 2 October 2023
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Independent | 3 June 2024
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10 March 2027
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Gerindra [10] | 15 February 2021
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Gerindra | 16 June 2021
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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PDI-P | 15 February 2021
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Independent | 26 April 2024
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 9 December 2022
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Independent | 1 November 2023
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Independent | 11 November 2022
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Independent | 11 November 2022
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Independent | 13 November 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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This article needs additional citations for
verification. (February 2020) |
This article is part of a series on the |
Politics of Indonesia |
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The following is a list of current governors of the Indonesian provinces.
Indonesia is administratively divided into thirty-eight provinces and one planned provincial-level city. [1] The Capital City of Nusantara is headed by a national cabinet ministerial-level authority head appointed directly by the president, concurrently serving as governor for five-year terms independently from cabinet terms, and the province does not have a legislative body. While the Special Region of Yogyakarta has its own legislative body, the province is headed by the Sultan of Yogyakarta who reigns for life (divided into five-year terms for ceremonial purposes). Other provinces have their own local government, headed by a governor, and have their own legislative body. The governors and members of local representative bodies are elected by popular vote for five-year terms.
Note: Italic denotes acting/temporary/interim office holder(s)
Province | Photo | Governor | Party | Took office | End of term | Past | |
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Independent | 13 March 2024
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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PKS | 25 February 2021
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Independent | 29 February 2024
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Golkar | 25 February 2021
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PAN | 7 July 2021
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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Golkar | 25 February 2021
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Independent | 13 November 2023
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Independent | 19 June 2024
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Independent | 12 May 2022
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Independent | 17 October 2022
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 10 October 2022
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10 October 2027
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Independent | 16 February 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 24 June 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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PDI-P | 25 May 2021
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Golkar | 25 August 2021
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Independent | 2 October 2023
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Independent | 3 June 2024
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10 March 2027
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Gerindra [10] | 15 February 2021
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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Gerindra | 16 June 2021
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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PDI-P | 15 February 2021
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Independent | 26 April 2024
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Independent | 17 May 2024
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Independent | 9 December 2022
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Independent | 1 November 2023
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Independent | 11 November 2022
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Independent | 11 November 2022
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Independent | 13 November 2023
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Independent | 5 September 2023
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