Starting from 2017 to 2019，Indonesia came to a new round of election year including local election in 2017 and 2018 and presidential election. Political parties began to warm up for 2019 presidential election and may bring many risks to country. Indonesia got 5.07% growth rate in 2017 which was the highest rate since 2014 and kept macro-economic stability with reduction of unemployment and poverty. Indonesian economy in the first half of 2018 maintained the trend of growing but will face the risk of falling down in the second half of 2018 because of interest-rising of American Federal Reserve Board and appreciation of US dollar.