Besides the issue of dual listing of legislative candidates, political practice or political family dynasties are likely to color the politics in Indonesia. Political dynasties that occurred from the central to the local level, both legislative and executive.

Besides the issue of dual listing of legislative candidates, political practice or political family dynasties are likely to color the politics in Indonesia. Political dynasties that occurred from the central to the local level, both legislative and executive.

Based on data released by the Indonesian Parliament Concerned Citizens Forum (Formappi), from 12 political parties contesting the 2014 legislative elections, the Democratic Party will occupy the first position candidates contributor dynasty. At least, there are 18 candidates whose names will be carried by the Democrats turned out to have a family relationship.

"There are parties that nominated husband and wife, the father of the child, or the child's mother," said coordinator Formappi, Sebastian Salang, during a discussion in the office of DCS Troubled Matraman Formappi in Jalan Raya No. 32, Central Jakarta, Sunday (04/28/2013).

According to Sebastian, there are two things that cause the widespread emergence of dynastic politics in Indonesia. First, political parties tend to be controlled by party elites who have a certain relationship, in the sense that it is a family. As a result, the political elite are free to put his family into a political party to be able to sit in a certain position in the party.

"Secondly, the mirror stagnant recruitment and regeneration process by political parties, so that no selective, and all included to comply with the law," he said.

The following data were released Formappi political dynasty

1. Suady Marasabessy (Maluku No. PD-I) and suffering of Rina (PD-Maluku No. 3). Marital relationship.

2. Syarifuddin Hasan (PD-Jabar III No. 1) and Ingrid Maria Palupi Kansil (PD-Jabar IV No. 1). Marital relationship.

3. Amir Shamsuddin (PD-Sulteng No. 1) and Didi Irrawaddy SYAMSUDIN (PD Jabar X Number 1). Father son relationship.

4. Teuku Riefky Harsha (PD-Aceh I No. 1) and Adina Yuanita (PD-Jabar VII No. 7). Marital relationship.

5. Heryanto (PD-I Lampung No. 9) and Sri Budiyanti (PD-Lampung II No. 9). Marital relationship.

6. Sri Hidayati (PD-Jabar III No. 3) and Putut Wijanarko (PD-Java VI No. 9). Marital relationship.

7. Justin Gray Moertiyah (PD-Central V No. 1) and Eddy Wirabhumi (PD-Central IV No. 3). Father son relationship.

8. Rosyid Hidayat (PD-Central VI number 1) and Setyarin Dwiretnati (PD-Central VII No. 4). Marital relationship.

9. Iti Octavia Jayabaya (PD-Bantgen I). Lebak Regent Mulyadi Jayabaya children.

10. Edhie Baskoro Yudhoyono (PD-Java VII). PD coriander children Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

11. Wisdom Tomet (Golkar-Bantam II No. 1) and Andie Hazrumy (Golkar-Bantam II No. 1). Father son relationship.

12. Lili Asdjuriredja (Golkar-Jabar II No. 2) and Siti Dewi Itje Kuraesin (Golkar-Jabar IX No. 3). Marital relationship.

13. Mahyudin (Golkar-Kaltim No. 1) and Agati Sulie Mahyudin (Golkar-Kalteng No. 2). Marital relationship.

14. Ikang Z Ahmad Fawzi (PAN-Jabar II No. 3) and Marisa Haque Fawzi (PAN-Bengkulu No. 3). Marital relationship.

15. Ichlas El Qudsi (PAN-Sumbar I No. 3) and Dhifla Wiyani (PAN-DKI III No. 7). Marital relationship.

16. Andi Typhoon Tiro (PAN-Sulsel II No. 2) and Nieke Voniela Samsara (PAN-CK No. 3). Marital relationship.

17. Achmad Dimyati Natakusumah (PPP-DKI II No. 1) and Irna Narulita (PPP-Banten I No. 1). Marital relationship.

18. Iskandar D. Syaichu (PPP-Java X No. 1) and Yulia Ellyda (PPP-IX No. 3 East Java). Marital relationship.

19. Soepriyatno (Gerindra-East II No. 1) and Karlina (Gerindra-Jabar V No. 3). Marital relationship.