Funny Campaign Billboards that Make You Laugh

Kapanlagi.com - In an effort to attract attention and gain support from the public, legislative candidates engage in various forms of communication, such as socialization, public enlightenment, visits, and billboard creation.

Usually, billboards contain the vision and mission promised by the candidates if they are elected. However, currently legislative candidates are starting to present innovations in the creation of their campaign banners.

Currently, there are many interesting and unique banners that successfully attract netizens' attention. These banners are filled with creative and funny writings, ranging from the use of anti-mainstream abbreviations to acrobatics for the people.

Referring to various sources, on Friday (10/11/23), here are some examples of funny campaign billboards that have made many people laugh.

1. Reminding Us to Take a Bath

Portrait of Sabunin Billboard (Instagram/@sukijan.id)

Siti Mahnin, a candidate for the Bogor Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) from the National Awakening Party (PKB), created the abbreviation SABUNIN, which stands for Sahabat Bunda Mahnin (Mother Mahnin's Friend).

2. Willing to Go All Out

Portrait of Upside Down Billboard (Facebook/Penahan Rasa Berak)

Adang Juhandi, candidate for the Cirebon Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) with number 4, uses a billboard that expresses his willingness to fight wholeheartedly for the people's interests, even if it means turning everything upside down.

3. Naruto Joins the Election

Portrait of Naruto Billboard (Facebook/Adhi Rizki Putra)

Candidate for the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) from the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) with number 8, Drh. Nonot Suhartono, displays a picture of Naruto in his campaign billboard using the abbreviation "Partai Keren Sekali" (Very Cool Party).

4. Twins But Different Clothes

Portrait of Twin Billboard (Facebook/Bambang Budiono)

The candidate for the head of Karangpandan Village applies creative ideas to his campaign billboard, featuring two images with different clothes.

5. Not Wanting to Lose, Shah Rukh Khan Also Participates in Election Campaign

Portrait of Shah Rukh Khan Billboard (Facebook/Penahan Rasa Berak)

Shah Rukh Khan's photo appears on the billboard of Effendi, the candidate for DPRD Indragiri Hilir number 1.

6. Not Only Providing Umbrellas but Also Providing Basins

Poster Baliho Baskom (Facebook/Ramdan Sauri)

Azis Samsul Komara, candidate for DPRD Majalengka number 10, has prepared basins before the election. In his campaign billboard, he is committed to being a container for the aspirations of the community.

7. What is Campaign Material?

The content of the campaign refers to all objects or other forms that contain the vision, mission, programs, and other information from participants of the General Election (Election), as well as symbols or images that are disseminated for the purpose of campaigning with the intention of inviting the public to vote for a particular Election participant.

8. What is the Difference Between Advertisement and Campaign?

The campaign period refers to the common term often used in the context of general elections to highlight the advantages of the programs carried by election participants. On the other hand, advertisements function to convey ideas and political products through certain mass media by specific participants.

9. When Does the 2024 Election Campaign Begin?

Here is the agenda for the 2024 Election campaign that has been scheduled based on the provisions of PKPU Number 15 of 2023 regarding the 2024 Election campaign. This series of activities will take place from November 28, 2023, to February 10, 2024, involving limited meetings, face-to-face interactions, distribution of campaign materials to the public, posting campaign tools in public places, debates between presidential and vice-presidential candidates, as well as the utilization of social media.

10. What are the Violations of Election Campaigns?

Law Number 7 of 2017 concerning General Elections has several prohibitions aimed at organizers, participants, and election campaign teams in carrying out campaign activities. These prohibitions include acts of defamation based on ethnicity, religion, race, and inter-individual or community conflict incitement, which can be subject to criminal sanctions.

11. What is Meant by Campaign Posters?

Campaign posters are used with the aim of gaining support and sympathy from the public during the general election period.

(kpl/sha)