A Changing Political Canvas?

AS the vote counting for the 2004 General Elections reached the halfway mark, the top spot was being closely contested by the traditional parties: the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and the Golkar Party. Voters' preference does not seem to have changed significantly since the 1999 elections, which were seen as the most democratic since 1955. But an interesting phenomenon has quietly been taking place: the increasing votes

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