Governor of East Java

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Governor of East Java
Gubernur Jawa Timur
Coat of arms of East Java.svg
Coat of arms of East Java
Adhy Karyono sebagai Pj. Gubernur Jawa Timur.jpg
Incumbent
Adhy Karyono  [ id ]
Acting  
since 16 February 2024
Residence Gedung Negara Grahadi, Gubernur Suryo street, Surabaya
Term length Five years, renewable once
Inaugural holder Ario Soerjo
FormationAugust 19, 1945;79 years ago (1945-08-19)
DeputyVice Governor
Website jatimprov.go.id

The Governor of East Java is the head of a level I region who holds the government in East Java together with the Deputy Governor and 120 members of the East Java Regional People's Representative Council as the legislative. The Governor and Deputy Governor of are elected through general elections held every five years, is accountable for the strategic government of the province of East Java.

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Background

East Java is a province at the eastern tip of Java Island with its capital in Surabaya. East Java Province has an area of 47,803.49 kilometers and is inhabited by 40.6 million people in 2020. East Java Province is one of the first provinces established after the Proclamation of Indonesian Independence. Since 1945, East Java has been led by 14 governors and two acting governors. The first governor of East Java was Raden Mas Tumenggung Ario Soerjo or known as Governor Suryo. Governor Suryo was killed in the Madiun Affair rebellion in 1948. [1]

List of governors

The following is a list of East Java Governors starting from the Dutch East Indies, until Post-Proclamation. Previously, governors were only appointed by the Ministry of Home Affairs with the approval of the President, then Post-New Order Governors were only able to start general elections in 2008 which were through open Direct Elections. [2]

#PortraitGovernorTook officeLeft officePartyVice GovernorPeriodDescription
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gouverneurs van Oost-Java
1M. C. H. Anderman192819311 [3]
2C. H. De Han193119332 [3]
3J. H. B. Kuneman193319363 [3]
4C. H. O. van Der Plas193619414 [3]
5Mr. C. H. Hartevelt194119424 [3]
#PortraitGovernor
(birth–death)
Took officeLeft officePartyDeputy GovernorPeriodDescription
Flag of Indonesia.svg Governor of East Java
1 RT-Soerjo.jpg Ario Soerjo
(1898–1948)
19 August 19451 June 1945IndependentSudirman1
2 Governor of Borneo Moerdjani.jpg Murdjani
(1905–1956)
1 June 194524 December 1949 Parindra Doel Arnowo2 [4]
3 Governor of East Java Samadikoen.jpg Raden Samadikoen
(1902–1971)
24 December 19494 August 1958Independent3 [5]
4 Rt-Milano.jpg Raden Tumenggung Aria Milono
(1896–1993)
4 August 19583 December 19594
5 R-Soewondo-Ranoewidjojo.jpg Soewondo Ranoewidjojo
(1905–1992)
3 December 195931 January 1963Military Mochammad Wijono 5
6 Moh-Wijono.jpg Mochammad Wijono
(?)
31 January 1963December 1967Satrio Sastrodiredjo6
7 Gubernur Mohammad Noer.jpg Mohammad Noer
(1918–2010)
December 196726 January 19767 [6]
8 Soenandar Prijosoedarmo.jpg Soenandar Prijosoedarmo
(1927–1984)
26 January 197626 August 1983
List
  • M. Soegiono (–1981)
  • Soeparmanto (1981–)
8
9 Wahono.jpg Wahono
(1925–2004)
26 August 198326 August 1988
List
  • Soeparmanto (1981–)
  • Tri Marjono (1985–)
9
10 Soelarso, Gubernur Jawa Timur.jpg Soelarso
(1929–2011)
26 August 198826 August 199310
11 Gubernur Jatim Basofi Sudirman.jpg Basofi Sudirman
(1940–2017)
26 August 199323 August 1998Harwin Wasisto11
12 Imam Utomo Gubernur Jawa Timur (cropped).jpg Imam Utomo
(b. 1943)
23 August 199823 August 2003Imam Supardi12
23 August 200326 August 2008Soenarjo13
13 Soekarwo, Gubernur Jawa Timur (2014).jpg Soekarwo
(b. 1950)
12 February 200912 February 2014 Democratic Party Saifullah Yusuf 14
(2008)
[7]
12 February 201412 February 201915
(2013)
[8] [9]
14 Dr. (H.C.) Dra. Hj. Khofifah Indar Parawansa, M.Si. (Gubernur Jawa Timur).png Khofifah Indar Parawansa
(b. 1965)
13 February 201913 February 2024 National Awakening Party Emil Dardak 16
(2018)
7 February 2025Elected17
(2024)

Acting governor

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 East Java.

NoPortraitNameTook OfficeLeft OfficePeriodGorvernor
1Setia Purwaka
26 August 200812 February 2009Transition
2 Heru Tjahjono, Sekda Provinsi Jawa Timur.jpg Heru Tjahjono
12 February 201913 February 2019
3 Adhy Karyono sebagai Pj. Gubernur Jawa Timur.jpg Adhy Karyono
13 February 2024Incumbent
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