Governor of Jakarta

The most recent election was held in Jakarta on 15 February 2017. There were 3 contesting pairs in that election, but no one obtained 50% of the vote. As per law, a runoff election was held between the top two pairs on 19 April 2017. The official results of the election is Anies Baswedan - Sandiaga Uno won the election with 57.96% of vote defeating Basuki Tjahaja Purnama - Djarot Saiful Hidayat, who got 42.04% of the vote.[4][5][6][7]

The Dutch East Indies government began to appoint Mayors of Batavia (Dutch: Burgermeester Batavia) in 1916, previously the office was held by a Resident Assistant from 1905. There are total of five Burgermeester served before the Japanese invasion in 1942.[8]

No	Image	Name	Took office	Left office	Note
1		Gerardus Johannes Bisschop	August 1916	June 1920	[N. 1]
—		Hendrik van Breen	June 1920	7 August 1920
2		A. Meijroos	7 August 1920	20 April 1933	[10]
3		E. A. Voorneman	20 April 1933	1941	[11]
—		Archibald Theodoor Bogaardt	1941	1941
4		E. A. Voorneman	1941	1942	[12]

After the Japanese occupied Jakarta on 8 March, the Japanese upgraded the status of Jakarta into a tokubetsu-shi (特別市, Special City) on 8 August 1942, and appointed a tokubetsu-shichō (特別市長, head of the tokubetsu-shi). Prior to the appointment of tokubetsu-shichō, the Japanese appointed Baginda Dahlan Abdullah as the acting tokubetsu-shichō.

After the Indonesian Independence was proclaimed on 17 August 1945, the power transfer of the city was handed over from Japan to Indonesia on 19 September 1945. Following the power transfer, President of Indonesia appointed Suwirjo as the Mayor of Jakarta on 23 September 1945. Suwirjo ended him term after being arrested by the Dutch forces on 21 July 1947, following the Operation Product that occupied the town.

No	Image	Name[14]	Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Suwiryo	23 September 1945[15]	21 July 1947[15]	1 year, 301 days

Following the Dutch return to Jakarta in early 1946, the Dutch civil administration, NICA, appointed the Archibald Bogaardt as the acting mayor of Batavia. Bogaardt had been the mayor of Batavia previously in 1941, and lost his power to the Japanese in 1942. The Dutch appointed Bogaardt in a shadow government and referred the de facto major, Suwiryo, as republikeinse burgemeester. Bogaardt's successor, E. M. Stok, finally gained de facto control after the Dutch occupied the city in Operation Product on 21 July 1947.

There were four mayors of the city during this period, but only one was recognized as a definitive mayor, while the rest was referred as waarnemend burgemeester (acting mayor).

No	Image	Name	Took office	Left office	Time in office
—		Archibald Theodoor Bogaardt	30 November 1946[16]	28 June 1947	239 days
—		Elbert Marinus Stok	28 June 1947[17]	26 August 1948	1 year, 59 days
1		Robert Thomas Praaning	26 August 1948[18]	20 April 1949	237 days
—		Sastromoeljono	20 April 1949[19][20]	30 March 1950	344 days

The formation of the Federal Region of Batavia was announced with the Staatsblad No. 63 in June 1948. The federal region was given an autonomous status in the territory of the State of Pasundan. The governor of the region, Hilman Djajadiningrat, was appointed on 2 November 1948.

No	Image	Name	Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Hilman Djajadiningrat	2 November 1948[21]	30 March 1950	1 year, 148 days

After the return of Jakarta to Indonesia, the Federal Territory of Batavia was abolished. Hilman Djajadiningrat, the former governor, and Sastromoeljono, the former mayor, handed over their mandate to Suwiryo on 30 March 1950.

No	Image	Name[14]	Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Suwiryo	30 March 1950[22]	2 May 1951	1 year, 33 days
—		Soewahjo Soemodilogo	2 May 1951	29 June 1951	58 days
2		Sjamsuridjal	29 June 1951[23]	8 December 1953	2 years, 162 days
3		Sudiro	8 December 1953[24][N. 2]	29 January 1960	6 years, 52 days