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Tri Rismaharini as Minister of Social Affairs
31st Minister of Social Affairs
Assumed office
23 December 2020
PDI-P Tri Rismaharini893,08786.34+47.81
Demokrat Rasiyo141,32413.66N/A
2010 Surabaya mayoral election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PDI-P Tri Rismaharini358,18738.53
Demokrat Arif Afandi327.51635.25
PKS Fandi Utomo129.17213.90
PKB B.F. Sutadi61.6486.63
Independent Fitradjaja Purnama53.1105.71

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