ROUGH CUT (No reporter narration)<br/> <br />Indonesian election officials are making final preparations for presidential elections slated to be held on July 9.<br/> <br />In Central Jakarta, officers from Indonesia's election commission were packing up ballot papers to be delivered to each of the 15 polling stations in the area.<br/> <br />More than 190 million Indonesians are eligible to vote in the presidential election.<br/> <br />This will be the first time in the world's third-largest democracy that a directly-elected president hands over the reins to another.<br/> <br />They'll be choosing between between the relatively untested, untainted Jakarta governor Joko Widodo, or a tough nationalist Prabowo Subianto who has top military leadership experience but is dogged by decades-old allegations of army brutality, which he denies.<br/> <br />Outgoing president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono must step down in October after serving a two-term limit.
