Not at Insist, Workers Choose white Group

 
 Photos of the five pairs of candidates for Governor and Vice Governor of North Sumatra KPU office plastered in North Sumatra. Today, Thursday (03/07/2013) more than 10 million citizens of North Sumatra will choose one of the couple to be the leader of North Sumatra next five years.

Pematangsiantar - Many residents of North Sumatra who decided not to use the right to vote in the elections of Sumatra, including those that migrated to the city Pematangsiantar, because it does not get off on polling day, Thursday (03/07/2013).

"Yes, I am forced to not vote because I was not a holiday, but there is one candidate who I believe deserve to lead North Sumatra the next five years," said Rivay, a worker in Siantar.

The same experienced by an employee of a mobile phone shop in Siantar named Rini. He also can not vote on Pilgub Sumatra.

"I live in the Stabat and new work here. So yes if you want to go home responsibilities, Bang. So I opted to work wrote. Anyone who was elected later that's best for North Sumatra the next five years," he said.

Supposedly, Rini said, the government made ​​a policy that people overseas can come pick even though he was not in the city where he is domiciled.

"If the policy is there, certainly nothing Pilgub abstentions in North Sumatra. So the future of democracy in the party is expected to make the government think of this policy," he said.

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