It's official.<br/> <br />Campaigning for Indonesia's presidential election started on Wednesday, pitting a popular Jakarta governor against a former special forces commander.<br/> <br />On July 9th Indonesians must choose between these men -- governor Joko Widodo, of the opposition Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle and former general Prabowo Subianto, who's backed by four other political parties.<br/> <br />Joko's still the favourite but Prabowo's narrowing the gap.<br/> <br />At this event both men vow to uphold the values of peace and integrity ahead of the polls.<br/> <br />They even sign a declaration.<br/> <br />But the contest is already getting dirty.<br/> <br />There have been rumours circulating that Widodo is not really a Muslim.<br/> <br />Something that could alienate him from about 90 per cent of the country that follow Islam.<br/> <br />While Subianto faces court for alleged human rights violations, dating back to his time commanding military crackdowns in the Suharto era.<br/> <br />The candidates have got just o
