North Sumatra I () is an electoral district in Indonesia. The electoral district encompasses of most of Greater Medan, which includes the regencies of Deli Serdang and Serdang Bedagai and two cities, Medan and Binjai.
Since its inception in 2004, this electoral district sent 10 members of the House of Representatives.
Components
2004–present: Regencies of Deli Serdang and Serdang Bedagai, cities of Medan and Binjai
List of representatives The following list is in alphabetical order. Party with the largest number of members is placed on top of the list. +ElectionMemberParty2004Antarini MalikGolkarSerta GintingIrmadi LubisPDI-PYasonna LaolyHasrul AzwarPPPHasurungan SimamoraPDSMuhammad Idris LuthfiPKSMulfachri HarahapPANYusuf Pardamean NasutionDemokratZaenal MaarifPBR2009Abdul Wahab DalimuntheDemokratJafar NainggolanSri NovidaSutan BhatoeganaBurhanuddin Napitupulu (2009–10) Meutya Hafid (2010–14)GolkarHasrul AzwarPPPIbrahim Sakty BatubaraPANNurdin TampubolonHanuraPanda Nababan (2009–12) Irmadi Lubis (2012–14)PDI-PTifatul Sembiring (2009) Muhammad Idris Luthfi (2010–14)PKS2014Irmadi LubisPDI-PSofyan TanHasrul Azwar (2014–19) Hasan Husaeri (2019)PPPMeutya HafidGolkarMuhammad SyafiiGerindraMulfachri HarahapPANNurdin TampubolonHanuraPrananda Surya PalohNasDemRuhut Sitompul (2014–16) Abdul Wahab Dalimunthe (2017–19)DemokratTifatul SembiringPKS2019HidayatullahPKSTifatul SembiringMuhammad HusniGerindraMuhammad SyafiiSofyan TanPDI-PYasonna Laoly (2019) Irmadi Lubis (2020–24)Abdul Wahab Dalimunthe (2019–21) Hendrik Sitompul (2022–24)DemokratMeutya HafidGolkarMulfachri HarahapPANPrananda Surya PalohNasDem2024Ade Jona PrasetyoGerindraMuhammad HusniMeutya Hafid (2024) Maruli Siahaan (2025–) GolkarMusa RajekshahSofyan TanPDI-PYasonna LaolyAshari TambunanPKBMuhammad Lokot NasutionDemokratPrananda Surya PalohNasDemTifatul SembiringPKS
Notes
See also
North Sumatra II North Sumatra III List of Indonesian national electoral districts
References
External links
Daftar Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia Daerah Pemilihan Sumatera Utara I 2019–2024