2009 Indonesian presidential election
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<entity_8> were held in <entity_15> on <entity_14>. Incumbent <entity_16> <entity_3>, elected with a 20% margin in the 2004 election, sought a second term against former <entity_16> <entity_9> in a rematch of the 2004 election, as well as incumbent Vice <entity_16> <entity_13>. In 2004, <entity_3> defeated incumbent <entity_9> in a run-off election. Incumbent Vice <entity_16> <entity_13> announced in February 2009 that he would not be returning as a vice presidential candidate with Yudhoyono. It initially appeared that <entity_19>, the party of incumbent Vice <entity_16> <entity_13>, would enter into a coalition with the <entity_0> (PDI–P) of former <entity_16> <entity_9> to challenge <entity_16> <entity_3>'s <entity_12>. A ten-party coalition was formed on <entity_21> May, consisting of <entity_19>, PDI–P, the <entity_1> (Gerindra), the <entity_2> (Hanura), the Prosperous Peace Party (PDS), the Reform Star Party (PBR), the Ulema <entity_5> (PKNU), the National People's Concern Party (PPRN), the Labor Party and the Indonesian Nahdlatul Community Party (PPNUI). Two parties who had been considering joining the coalition, the <entity_7> (PAN) and the <entity_4> (PPP), in the end, decided not to join. Shortly after the ten-party coalition was announced, incumbent Vice <entity_16> Kalla announced a joint ticket with former Indonesian military leader <entity_18>. On 12 May 2009, Yudhoyono chose <entity_17>, the governor of Bank <entity_15> (<entity_15>'s central bank), as his running mate. Four parties which had planned to form a coalition with Yudhoyono's <entity_12> (PAN, PPP, the <entity_5> (PKB), and the <entity_6> (PKS)) had expected that the vice presidential nominee would come from one of their parties. The pair of <entity_9> and <entity_11> is referred to colloquially by the Indonesian media as Mega–Pro. Initially, the pair of <entity_3> and <entity_17> was referred to colloquially by the Indonesian media as SBY Berbudi. The pair of <entity_13> and <entity_18> is referred to colloquially by the Indonesian media as JK–Win. Megawati–Prabowo drew number <entity_21>, SBY–<entity_17> number <entity_22> and Kalla–<entity_18> number <entity_20>. The <entity_10> campaign began on <entity_22> June and ran until 4 July, with mass rallies allowed from 12 June onwards.
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