Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Supporters of Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo, popularly known as "Jokowi," celebrate in central Jakarta on July 9, 2014, after the former Jakarta governor's camp claimed victory following an exit poll showing he had secured 52.12 percent of the votes cast. But his rival, former army general Prabowo Subianto, also claimed victory, quoting three pollsters his camp had hired for quick counts.

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Supporters of Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo, popularly known as "Jokowi," celebrate in central Jakarta on July 9, 2014, after the former Jakarta governor's camp claimed victory following an exit poll showing he had secured 52.12 percent of the votes cast. But his rival, former army general Prabowo Subianto, also claimed victory, quoting three pollsters his camp had hired for quick counts.

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Supporters of Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo, popularly known as "Jokowi," celebrate in central Jakarta on July 9, 2014, after the former Jakarta governor's camp claimed victory following an exit poll showing he had secured 52.12 percent of the votes cast. But his rival, former army general Prabowo Subianto, also claimed victory, quoting three pollsters his camp had hired for quick counts. (Kyodo)

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

Rival camps declare victory in Indonesia presidential election

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Supporters of Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo, popularly known as "Jokowi," celebrate in central Jakarta on July 9, 2014, after the former Jakarta governor's camp claimed victory following an exit poll showing he had secured 52.12 percent of the votes cast. But his rival, former army general Prabowo Subianto, also claimed victory, quoting three pollsters his camp had hired for quick counts. (Kyodo)