List of current senators of the Regional Representative Council

Composition of the Regional Representative Council between 2019 and 2024 (DPD)^[a]

The Regional Representative Council of Indonesia is the upper house of the People's Consultative Assembly, the legislative branch of the Indonesian government. Following the 2019 Indonesian legislative election, there were 136 seats within the assembly, all of which consisted of non-partisan members,^[a] each representing a province; 4 members were elected from each province. The total increased to 152 members for the 2024 Indonesian legislative election, due to the creation of an additional 4 provinces in 2022. The leader of the DPD is the Speaker, a position which is currently held by La Nyalla Mattalitti. In addition, the speaker is joined with three deputy speakers, namely Nono Sampono [id], Mahyudin [id], and Sultan Bachtiar Najamudin.^[1]

Members of the DPD are known as senators, and are elected in a general election once every five years. Each province of Indonesia elects 4 senators to the DPD on a non-partisan basis, as the DPD represents the interests of their provinces rather than that of the parties, although many candidates had former affiliations with political parties. The following is a complete list of currently serving senators in the DPD, following the 2019 Indonesian general election, consisting of 136 senators, representing 34 provinces.

Current leadership

Speaker	Deputy Speaker	Deputy Speaker	Deputy Speaker

La Nyalla Mattalitti East Java	Nono Sampono [id] Maluku	Mahyudin [id] East Kalimantan	Sultan Bachtiar Najamudin Bengkulu
Source: Regional Representative Council^[1]

Current senators

Sumatra

Aceh

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdullah Puteh	133,367
2	Fachrul Razi	157,317
3	Fadhil Rahmi	227,624
4	Sudirman	960,033

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

North Sumatra

#	Name	Votes received
1	Badikenita Sitepu	496,760
2	Dedi Iskandar Batubara	790,346
3	Muhammad Nuh	518,926
4	Faisal Amri^[b]	496,618

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

West Sumatra

#	Name	Votes received
1	Alirman Sori	205,859
2	Emma Yohanna	530,834
3	Leonardy Harmainy	199,027
4	Muslim M. Yatim	253,907

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Riau

#	Name	Votes received
1	Erwin Pratama Putra	263,039
2	Intsiawati Ayus	351,181
3	Misharti	206,907
4	Muhammad Gazali	184,585

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Riau Islands

#	Name	Votes received
1	Dharma Setiawan	105,370
2	Haripinto Tanuwidjaya	102,942
3	Ria Saptarika	197,750
4	Richard Hamonangan Pasaribu	102,107

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Jambi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Elviana	198,893
2	Sum Indra	156,896
3	M. Syukur	233,614
4	Ria Mayang Sari	241.305

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

South Sumatra

#	Name	Votes received
1	Amaliah	342,098
2	Arniza Nilawati	298,189
3	Eva Susanti	344,143
4	Jialyka Maharani	337,954

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Bangka Belitung Islands

#	Name	Votes received
1	Herry Erfian^[c]	57,331
2	Alexander Fransiscus	71,588
3	Darmansyah Husein	102,752
4	Zuhri M. Syazali	84,535

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Bengkulu

#	Name	Votes received
1	Ahmad Kanedi	156,594
2	Eni Khairani	109,295
3	Riri Damayanti	123,934
4	Sultan Bachtiar Najamudin	191,499

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Lampung

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdul Hakim	381,963
2	Ahmad Bastian	377,067
3	Bustami Zainudin	245,784
4	Jihan Nurlela	810,373

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Java

Banten

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdi Sumaithi	364,044
2	Andiara Aprilia Hikmat	1,187,788
3	Ali Alwi	547,962
4	Ali Ridho Azhari	349,450

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Jakarta

#	Name	Votes received
1	Fahira Idris	581,108
2	Jimly Asshiddiqie	644,063
3	Dailami Firdaus^[d]	376,164
4	Sylviana Murni	455,182

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

West Java

#	Name	Votes received
1	Oni Suwarman	4,132,681
2	Amang Syafrudin	1,410,880
3	Asep Hidayat	1,007,653
4	Eni Sumarni	920,044

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Central Java

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdul Kholik	1,420,065
2	Bambang Sutrisno	1,631,351
3	Casytha Arriwi Kathmandu	2,080,525
4	Denty Eka Widi Pratiwi	2,347,604

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Yogyakarta

#	Name	Votes received
1	Cholid Mahmud	169,356
2	Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Hemas	984,234
3	Hilmy Muhammad	299,164
4	Muhammad Afnan Hadikusumo	171,611

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

East Java

#	Name	Votes received
1	La Nyalla Mattalitti	2,267,058
2	Adilla Azis	1,322,755
3	Ahmad Nawardi	1,414,478
4	Evi Zainal Abidin	2,416,663

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Lesser Sunda Islands

Bali

#	Name	Votes received
1	Anak Agung Gde Agung	229,675
2	Bambang Santoso	126,100
3	I Made Mangku Pastika	269,790
4	Arya Wedakarna	742,781

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

West Nusa Tenggara

#	Name	Votes received
1	Achmad Sukisman Azmy	268,905
2	Apita Maya	283,932
3	Ibnu Halil	245,570
4	Lalu Suhaimi Ismy	207,352

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

East Nusa Tenggara

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abraham Liyanto	173,915
2	Angelius Wake Kako	179,197
3	Asyera Wundalero	199,022
4	Hilda Manafe	228,487

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Kalimantan

West Kalimantan

#	Name	Votes received
1	Christiandy Sanjaya	406,304
2	Erlinawati	259,058
3	Maria Goreti	287,341
4	Sukiryanto	220,937

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Central Kalimantan

#	Name	Votes received
1	Agustin Teras Narang	349,351
2	Habib Said Abdurrahman	92,211
3	Muhammad Rakhman	125,096
4	Yustina Ismiati	89,548

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

South Kalimantan

#	Name	Votes received
1	Gusti Hasan Aman	317,661
2	Habib Abdurrahman Bahasyim	394,026
3	Habib Hamid Abdullah	231,192
4	Habib Zakaria Bahasyim	249,982

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

East Kalimantan

#	Name	Votes received
1	Aji Mirni Mawarni	120,388
2	Nanang Sulaiman^[e]	69,814
3	Mahyudin	147,483
4	Zainal Arifin	78,725

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

North Kalimantan

#	Name	Votes received
1	Asni Hafid	30,809
2	Fernando Sinaga	22,211
3	Hasan Basri	22,672
4	Marthin Billa	58,372

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Sulawesi

North Sulawesi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Cherish Harriette	180,224
2	Djafar Alkatiri	147,210
3	Maya Rumantir	168,086
4	Stefanus B.A.N Liow	125,099

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Gorontalo

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdurahman Abubakar Bahmid	103,916
2	Dewi Sartika Hemeto	70,248
3	Fadel Muhammad	166,043
4	Rahmijati Jahja	75,446

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Central Sulawesi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Abdul Rachman Thaha	182,389
2	Lukky Semen	202,436
3	Muhammad J. Wartabone	125,432
4	Shaleh Muhamad Aldjufri	160,196

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

South Sulawesi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Ajiep Padindang	427,005
2	Andi Muhammad Ihsan	574,630
3	Lily Amelia Salurapa	481,423
4	Tamsil Linrung	455,137

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Southeast Sulawesi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Andi Nirwana	130,124
2	Dewa Putu Ardika Seputra	52,480
3	Mazaat Amirul Tamim	73,399
4	Wa Ode Rabia Al Adawia Ridwan	62,051

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

West Sulawesi

#	Name	Votes received
1	Ajbar	50,390
2	Almalik Pababari	50,437
3	Andri Prayoga Putra Singkarru	68,870
4	Iskandar Muda Baharuddin Lopa	51,027

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Maluku

#	Name	Votes received
1	Anna Ruswan Latuconsina	119,091
2	Mirati Dewaningsih	62,135
3	Nono Sampono	60,934
4	Novita Anakotta	85,862

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

North Maluku

#	Name	Votes received
1	Matheus Stefi Pasimanjeku^[f]	36,461
2	Husain Alting Sjah	62,135
3	Namto Roba	44,608
4	Ikbal Hi Djabid^[g]	33,180

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Papua

West Papua

#	Name	Votes received
1	Filep Wamafma	83,174
2	Mamberob Rumakiek	85,062
3	Sanusi Rahaningmas	70,323
4	Yance Samonsabra	80,000

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Papua

#	Name	Votes received
1	Helina Murib	391,237
2	Otopianus P. Tebai	425,159
3	Ruben Uamang	228,058
4	Yorrys Raweyai	962,880

Source: Regional Representative Council^[2]

Notes and references

Notes

^ ^a ^b Each member of the Regional Representative Council (DPD), despite having close affiliations with political parties, are elected on a non-partisan basis, as members are barred from affiliating with political parties.
^ Replaced W. T. P. Simarmata, who died 17 June 2022.
^ Replaced Hudarni Rani, who died 4 April 2022.
^ Replaced Sabam Sirait, who died 4 April 2022.
^ Replaced Muhammad Idris, who died 18 July 2021 after replacing Awang Ferdian Hidayat, who resigned 6 September 2020 to run for East Kutai regent.
^ Replaced Chaidir Djafar, who died 8 January 2020.^[3]^[4]
^ Replaced Suriati Armaiyn, who died 8 July 2021.

References

^ ^a ^b Regional Representative Council (2019). "Pimpinan" [Leadership]. dpd.go.id (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Archived from the original on 20 September 2020. Retrieved 7 November 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah "Anggota DPD". Dewan Perwakilan Daerah – Republik Indonesia (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Retrieved 9 December 2022.
^ "Senator Chaidir Djafar Meninggal Dunia, DPD RI Berduka" [Senator Chaidir Djafar Passes Away, DPD RI mourns]. www.jpnn.com (in Indonesian). 2020. Retrieved 8 November 2021.
^ Regional Representative Council (2020). "Anggota DPD: Chaidir Djafar" [Members of the DPD : Chaidir Djafar]. dpd.go.id (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Archived from the original on 25 December 2021. Retrieved 8 November 2021.

[Composition-1] Each member of the Regional Representative Council (DPD), despite having close affiliations with political parties, are elected on a non-partisan basis, as members are barred from affiliating with political parties.

[4] Replaced W. T. P. Simarmata, who died 17 June 2022.

[5] Replaced Hudarni Rani, who died 4 April 2022.

[6] Replaced Sabam Sirait, who died 4 April 2022.

[7] Replaced Muhammad Idris, who died 18 July 2021 after replacing Awang Ferdian Hidayat, who resigned 6 September 2020 to run for East Kutai regent.

[10] Replaced Chaidir Djafar, who died 8 January 2020.^[3]^[4]

[11] Replaced Suriati Armaiyn, who died 8 July 2021.

[Leadership-2] Regional Representative Council (2019). "Pimpinan" [Leadership]. dpd.go.id (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Archived from the original on 20 September 2020. Retrieved 7 November 2021.

[:0-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah "Anggota DPD". Dewan Perwakilan Daerah – Republik Indonesia (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Retrieved 9 December 2022.

[8] "Senator Chaidir Djafar Meninggal Dunia, DPD RI Berduka" [Senator Chaidir Djafar Passes Away, DPD RI mourns]. www.jpnn.com (in Indonesian). 2020. Retrieved 8 November 2021.

[9] Regional Representative Council (2020). "Anggota DPD: Chaidir Djafar" [Members of the DPD : Chaidir Djafar]. dpd.go.id (in Indonesian). Regional Representative Council. Archived from the original on 25 December 2021. Retrieved 8 November 2021.

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