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This special episode of “Inka Info” discusses the 2026–2027 OSIS (Student Council) elections at SMA Budibur 2 (“Budimur 2”) Medan. Rather than only focusing on who won or lost, the presenters interview two election candidates to explore their preparation process, emotions before and after the election, and expectations for the upcoming OSIS term.

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Election Preparation and Challenges

  • Candidate 2 (losing candidate) shares that preparation was difficult from the start, especially because their team was combined with Grade 10 students they were not yet familiar with.

    • Some Grade 10 students reportedly struggled to express ideas for the vision, mission, and work program, due to shyness or hesitation.
    • Practical obstacles also impacted communication—for example, the distance between students’ homes, which made coordination harder.

  • Candidate 1 (winning candidate) describes a similar early challenge:

    • They had to adapt to younger siblings.
    • They also aimed to align visions and programs with what could realistically be carried out.

Feelings Approaching Election Day

  • Both candidates admit feeling nervous as election day approached.
  • They also reflect that they had invested significant energy into preparing for the contest.
  • Candidate 2 adds that unfamiliarity with some Grade 10 peers meant there were questions they couldn’t answer easily.

Reactions to the Announcement of Results

  • Candidate 2 says they felt sad for not winning, but also viewed the result as a fair acknowledgment that Candidate 1 succeeded.
  • Candidate 1 expresses joy, gratitude, and pride, while also feeling sad for Candidate 2—because of the effort put in that still didn’t lead to the desired outcome.
  • Both agree that the election results ultimately determine the direction of the OSIS period.

New Responsibility After Winning (Candidate 1)

  • Candidate 1 emphasizes that victory is not just about holding a position, but about managing trust and responsibility given by the student body.
  • The first priority is preparing internally—ensuring OSIS administration can run smoothly and effectively.
  • Candidate 1 also plans to:
    • Select OSIS team members to implement the vision/mission/work program.
    • Strengthen cooperation and solidarity among members to carry out future programs.

Encouragement and Unity Message

  • Candidate 2 encourages Candidate 1 to:

    • Be a good example
    • Remain responsible for the trust given
    • Stay enthusiastic despite obstacles

  • In a related message, Candidate 1 urges Candidate 2 and others not to lose spirit, expressing hope they will work together during the 2026–2027 term.

  • The host delivers a broader message:

    After elections, there is no “opponent”—only mandate and shared responsibility. Those not elected still have a role to contribute. Friendship and unity should remain because the goal is to improve the school.

Closing Remarks

  • Congratulations to Candidate 1 for receiving the mandate as OSIS leadership for 2026–2027.
  • Encouragement for Candidate 2 to continue contributing to OSIS.
  • A reminder to stay united and keep contributing even after the competition ends.

Presenters / Contributors

  • Host/Presenter: Sis Esta
  • Candidates (interviewed):
    • Candidate 1: Haris Robintang Marselif
    • Candidate 2: Stepen and Anjo

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