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| name                = Adi Harjo
| image               = [[File:Syed Saddiq (cropped).jpg|225px]]
| caption             = Harjo in 2019
| office              = [[Kingsport#Governance|First Minister of Kingsport]]
| predecessor         = [[Tim Saputra]]
| successor           = 
| deputy              = [[Sinta Sinta]]<br>[[John Tirto]]
| term_start          = 11 June 2017
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| office1             = [[Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party#Leadership|Leader]] of the [[Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party]]
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| term_start1         = 9 October 2015
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| predecessor1        = [[Joko Ediputra]]
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| office3             = [[Kingsport Assembly#Members|Member]] of the [[Kingsport Assembly]]
| term_start3         = 10 May 2013
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| birth_name          = Adityo David Harjo
| birth_date          = {{nowrap|{{birth date and age|1992|9|10|df=y}}}}
| birth_place         = [[Kawali]], [[Kingsport]], [[Estmere]]
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| party               = [[Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party]]
| otherparty          = [[Progressive Social Democrats]]
| spouse              = Holly Dwiputri
| parents             = Daniel Harjo<br>Candra Paidiputri
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| alma_mater          = [[University of Harbrough#Colleges|St Vincent's College]], [[University of Harbrough]]
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| website             = {{URL|adi-harjo.kp.es}}
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'''Adityo David Harjo''' (born 10 September 1992) is a [[Kingsport|Kingsportian]] politician who has served as the [[Kingsport#Governance|First Minister]] of [[Kingsport]] since 11 June 2017 and as the [[Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party#Leadership|Leader]] of the [[Kingsport Socialist Co-operative Party]] (KSCP) since 9 October 2015. He is the youngest recorded First Minister in Estmere, beginning his first term at the age of 25. He identifies as a {{wp|democratic socialist}} and an {{wp|Unionism|Estmerish unionist}}.

Harjo was born to Daniel Harjo and Candra Paidiputri in [[Kawali]] and studied law at the [[University of Harbrough]]. He entered politics at a young age, and was elected to the [[Kingsport Assembly]] in [[2013 Kingsportian general election|2013]]. Harjo supported [[Joko Ediputra]]'s campaign for leader, but following Ediputra's death in 2015 Harjo was unexpectedly elected leader of the KSCP in his own right. He was elected First Minister in [[2017 Kingsportian general election|2017]], defeating the more experienced [[Tim Saputra]] after a dynamic campaign. He formed a left-leaning, softly-unionist coalition with the [[Kingsport Alliance for Change]] and [[The Kingsport Alternative]]. Statehood was a major policy of Harjo's first government, and he successfully called for and won a [[2018 Kingsport statehood referendum|2018 referendum]] which allowed Kingsport to be admitted as a [[state of Estmere]] in 2022. He was re-elected for a further four-year term in [[2021 Kingsportian general election|2021]].

His government's achievements include the ascension of Kingsport as a state of Estmere, the expansion of the [[Medicare (Estmere)|Kingsport Health Authority]] and the rapid growth of the tourism sector, while it has been criticised for overspending and gesture politics, rising house prices due to lax regulation of rental companies such as {{wp|Airbnb|Houseshare}} and failing to reverse the decline of other economic sectors.

Due to his age and electoral success, Harjo has been routinely described as a political {{wp|wunderkind}} and a potential successor to [[Zoe Halivar]] on the national level.

==Early life and education==
==Political career==
===First Minister of Kingsport===
==Political positions==
==Personal life==
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