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Governor of West Java

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Governor of West Java
Gubernur Jawa Barat
Coat of arms of West Java
since 5 September 2023
ResidenceGedung Pakuan, Otto Iskandardinata street, Bandung
Term lengthFive years, renewable once
Inaugural holderSutardjo Kertohadikusumo
FormationAugust 19, 1945; 79 years ago (1945-08-19)
DeputyVice Governor
Websitejabarprov.go.id

The Governor of West Java is the executive head of the West Java Province. He is responsible for running the government together with his deputy and members of the West Java Regional People's Representative Council as the legislative. The Governor of West Java is an elected politician who, along with the vice governor and 120 members of the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD), is accountable for the strategic government of the province of West Java.

History

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Historically, the first governor of West Java was held by Sutardjo Kertohadikusumo who came from Central Java.[1] In the midst of the revolution, Sutardjo was replaced by Mohammad Djamin. Dualism of leadership also occurred during the reign of Ipik Gandamana, where Oja Somantri was elected and appointed as Kepala Daerah Swatantra Tingkat I in early January 1958.[2] At that time, Oja served as Chairman of the West Java Transitional Regional People's Representative Council.

List

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Although not consecutively, the governor of West Java was always appointed to the position of Minister of Home Affairs of Indonesia during the Old Order to New Order. The following is a definitive list of Governors of West Java since 1945.[3]

Governor of West Java

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No Name Image Took office Left office Time in office Vice Governor(s) Elected Ref.
1 Sutardjo Kertohadikusumo
(1892–1976) 		19 August 1945 December 1945 3 months Jusuf Adiwinata
1945–1949
2 Datuk Djamin
(1903–1957) 		December 1945 June 1946 6 months
3 Murdjani
(1905–1956) 		June 1946 1 April 1947 1 years, 2 months
4 Sewaka
(1895–1967) 		1 April 1947 25 April 1951 4 years, 24 days Ipik Gandamana
1949–1952 		[4]
25 April 1951 9 May 1951 138 days [5][6]
Sewaka
(relieved from his office) 		9 May 1951 10 September 1951 124 days
5 Sanusi Hardjadinata
(1914–1995) 		1 July 1951 9 April 1957 5 years, 282 days
6 Ipik Gandamana
(1906–1979) 		1 July 1957 6 February 1960 5 years, 282 days vacant
7 Mashudi
(1921–2005) 		6 February 1960 25 April 1967 7 years, 78 days
  • Astrawinata (1960–63)
  • Dachjar Sudiwijaya (1963–67)
  • Achmad Nashuhi (1967–73)
25 April 1967 14 Februari 1970 2 years, 295 days [7]
8 Solihin G. P.
(1926–2024) 		14 February 1970 14 February 1975 5 years, 0 days Ahmad Nasuhi
1967–1973 		1970
9 Aang Kunaefi
(1922–1999) 		14 February 1975 19 May 1980 5 years, 95 days Suhud Warnaen
1978–1980 		1975
19 May 1980 22 May 1985 5 years, 3 days
  • Aboeng Koesman
  • Suhud Warnaen
 1980
10 Yogie Suardi Memet
(1929–2007) 		22 May 1985 22 May 1990 5 years, 0 days 1985 [8][9]
22 Mei 1990 22 Mei 1993 3 years, 0 days
1990 [10]
11 Nana Nuriana
(1938–2024) 		22 May 1993 13 June 1998 5 years, 22 days
  • Ukman Sutaryan
  • Achmad Sampurna
 1993 [11]
13 Juni 1998 13 Juni 2003 5 years, 0 days
  • Husein Jachjasaputra
  • Dedem Ruchlia
  • Sudarna
 1998
12 Danny Setiawan
(born 1945) 		13 June 2003 13 June 2008 5 years, 0 days Nu'man Abdul Hakim
2003–2008 		2003 [12]
13 Ahmad Heryawan
(born 1966) 		13 June 2008 13 June 2013 5 years, 0 days Dede Yusuf
2008–2013 		2008 [13][14]
13 June 2013 13 June 2018 5 years, 0 days Deddy Mizwar
2013–2018 		2013 [15][16]
14 Ridwan Kamil
(born 1971) 		5 September 2018 5 September 2023 5 years, 0 days Uu Ruzhanul Ulum
2018–2023 		2018 [17][18]

Acting governor

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In a stack of governments, a regional head who submits for leave, temporarily resigns, and left office from his position to the central government, then the Minister of Home Affairs prepares his successor who is a bureaucrat in the local government or even a Vice Governor, including when the position of governor is in transition. The following is a list of temporary replacements for the post of Governor of the West Java.

No Image Name Took office Left office Governor(s) Ref.
1 Ukar Bratakusumah 22 December 1948 1 September 1950 Sewaka
2 Lex Laksamana 27 March 2008 9 April 2008 Danny Setiawan [19]
3 Perry Suparman 7 February 2013 20 February 2013 Ahmad Heryawan [20]
4 Deddy Mizwar 16 March 2014 26 March 2014 [21]
4 April 2014 24 April 2014 [22]
13, 20, 25 June and 1 July 2014 [23]
15 September 2015 5 October 2015 [24]
5 Iwa Karniwa 13 June 2018 15 June 2018 Transition [25]
6 Mochamad Iriawan 15 June 2018 5 September 2018 [26]
7 Uu Ruzhanul Ulum 18 May 2022 28 May 2022 Ridwan Kamil [ket. 1]
29 May 2022 3 June 2022
9 June 2022 19 June 2022 [ket. 2]
4 July 2022 18 July 2022 [27]
8 Bey Machmudin 5 September 2023 Incumbent Transition
Notes
  1. ^ Vice Governor Uu Ruzhanul Ulum appointed as acting governor during the incumbent governor Ridwan Kamil's working visit to United Kingdom. Ridwan applied for an extension of his leave after his eldest son went missing and was later found drowned in Switzerland.
  2. ^ Incumbet governor Ridwan Kamil again applied for leave to repatriate the body of his eldest child at Insel Hospital, Switzerland.
Legends
  Independent
  Parindra Party
  PNI
  IPKI Party
  Masyumi Party
  Military
  Golkar
  PKS
  Democratic Party
  PPP Party

Dutch and Japanese Occupation Period

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No. Image Name Took office Left office Deputy Ref.
1 Col. Matsui 29 April 1942 17 August 1945 Pandu Surianingrat [28]

Reference

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