“…Some political events have proven to encourage investors to sell or hold their stocks. This activity makes it possible to obtain abnormal returns during the information period as occurred in Indonesia (Budiman, 2015;Diniar & Kiryanto, 2018;Imelda, Siregar, & Anggraeni, 2015;Katti, 2018;Mansur & Jumaili, 2014;Mentayani et al, 2016;Nabila & Khairunnisa, 2015;Prabandari, 2015;Prameswari & Wirakusuma, 2018), Korea (Chiu et al, 2005), Germany (Döpke & Pierdzioch, 2006), United States (Li & Born, 2006), Belgium (Vuchelen, 2003, Canada (Beaulieu et al, 2006), Turkey (Günay, 2016), Pakistan (Nazir et al, 2014), Egypt (Ahmed, 2017), Israel (Zach, 2003, Greece (Koulakiotis et al, 2016), and India (Datta & Ganguli, 2014). The study implies that there are differences in abnormal returns around the 2019 presidential election.…”