North Sumatra I (electoral district)

North Sumatra I
Sumatera Utara I
Electoral district constituency for the People's Representative Council
District	List Regencies : Deli Serdang Regency Serdang Bedagai Regency Cities : Binjai Medan
Population	5.364.933 (2023) [1]
Electorate	3.895.322 (2024) [2]
Current constituency
Seats	10
Member(s)	Ashari Tambunan (PKB   Ade Jona Prasetyo (Gerindra)   Muhammad Husni (Gerindra)   Sofyan Tan (PDI-P)   Yasonna Laoly (PDI-P)   Musa Rajekshah (Golkar)   Maruli Siahaan (Golkar)   Prananda Surya Paloh (Nasdem)   Tifatul Sembiring (PKS)   Muhammad Lokot Nasution (Demokrat)
Created from	North Sumatra

North Sumatra I (Indonesian : Sumatera Utara I) is an electoral district in Indonesia. The electoral district encompasses of most of Greater Medan, which includes the regencies of Deli Serdang and Serdang Bedagai and two cities, Medan and Binjai.

Since its inception in 2004, this electoral district sent 10 members of the House of Representatives.

Components

• 2004–present: Regencies of Deli Serdang and Serdang Bedagai, cities of Medan and Binjai

List of representatives

The following list is in alphabetical order. Party with the largest number of members is placed on top of the list.

Election	Member	Party
2004 [3]	Antarini Malik		Golkar
	Serta Ginting
	Irmadi Lubis		PDI-P
	Yasonna Laoly
	Hasrul Azwar		PPP
	Hasurungan Simamora		PDS
	Muhammad Idris Luthfi		PKS
	Mulfachri Harahap		PAN
	Yusuf Pardamean Nasution		Demokrat
	Zaenal Maarif		PBR
2009 [4]	Abdul Wahab Dalimunthe		Demokrat
	Jafar Nainggolan
	Sri Novida
	Sutan Bhatoegana
	Burhanuddin Napitupulu (2009–10) [note 1] [5] Meutya Hafid (2010–14) [6]		Golkar
	Hasrul Azwar		PPP
	Ibrahim Sakty Batubara		PAN
	Nurdin Tampubolon		Hanura
	Panda Nababan (2009–12) [note 2] [7] Irmadi Lubis (2012–14) [8]		PDI-P
	Tifatul Sembiring (2009) [note 3] Muhammad Idris Luthfi (2010–14) [9]		PKS
2014 [10]	Irmadi Lubis		PDI-P
	Sofyan Tan
	Hasrul Azwar (2014–19) [note 4] [11] Hasan Husaeri (2019) [12]		PPP
	Meutya Hafid		Golkar
	Muhammad Syafii		Gerindra
	Mulfachri Harahap		PAN
	Nurdin Tampubolon		Hanura
	Prananda Surya Paloh		NasDem
	Ruhut Sitompul (2014–16) [note 5] [13] Abdul Wahab Dalimunthe (2017–19) [14]		Demokrat
	Tifatul Sembiring		PKS
2019 [15]	Hidayatullah		PKS
	Tifatul Sembiring
	Muhammad Husni		Gerindra
	Muhammad Syafii
	Sofyan Tan		PDI-P
	Yasonna Laoly (2019) [note 6] Irmadi Lubis (2020–24) [16]
	Abdul Wahab Dalimunthe (2019–21) [note 7] [17] Hendrik Sitompul (2022–24) [18]		Demokrat
	Meutya Hafid		Golkar
	Mulfachri Harahap		PAN
	Prananda Surya Paloh		NasDem
2024	Ade Jona Prasetyo		Gerindra
	Muhammad Husni
	Meutya Hafid (2024) [note 8] Maruli Siahaan (2025–) [19]		Golkar
	Musa Rajekshah
	Sofyan Tan		PDI-P
	Yasonna Laoly
	Ashari Tambunan		PKB
	Muhammad Lokot Nasution		Demokrat
	Prananda Surya Paloh		NasDem
	Tifatul Sembiring		PKS

Notes

1. Died in office
2. Resigned after being named a suspect in a bribery case.
3. Appointed as Minister of Communication and Information
4. Appointed as Indonesian Ambassador to Morroco
5. Resigned from the party
6. Appointed as Minister of Law and Human Rights
7. Died in office
8. Appointed as Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs

See also

• North Sumatra II
• North Sumatra III
• List of Indonesian national electoral districts

References

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External link

• (in Indonesian) Daftar Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia Daerah Pemilihan Sumatera Utara I 2019–2024 Archived 2022-05-25 at the Wayback Machine