Ganjar admitted that he agrees with the regulation of APK (Campaign Props) that are installed not according to the rules. He believes it would be better if the installation of APK is given specific points so that it doesn't look messy. "It might be much better if designated places are provided so that all parties can put their flags there or all candidates can place them in that spot. This way, it won't look dirty. I think that orderly regulation is much better," said Ganjar.

"Meanwhile, the Director of Traffic (Dirlantas) of the Metro Jaya Police, Kombes Pol Latif Usman, urged the participants of the 2024 General Election (Pemilu) not to carelessly install campaign props (APK)."

"We remind you not to disturb the installation traffic of this promotional tool," said Latif, Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Latif explained that APKs that disturb traffic are at risk of being removed. In terms of enforcement, he continued, the police will cooperate with the Satpol PP and Bawaslu."

"We communicate with this, if it clearly disturbs, we will remove it not because of us, but those who remove it are from Satpol PP or we report it to Bawaslu," said Latif. Latif stated that his side has also received instructions from the Metro Jaya Police Chief Irjen Pol Karyoto to conduct patrols in several places, especially on the toll road. He acknowledged that there were several findings in the field where campaign materials belonging to election participants disturb drivers."