Prabowo Subianto, a former general and the current defence minister, has won Indonesia’s presidential election by a wide margin, preliminary official figures showed Thursday. Prabowo received 56% of the vote, based on 40% of the ballots counted after Wednesday’s presidential and legislative elections, according to the General Elections Commission. A share of over 50% of the vote would give Prabowo the presidency without needing to go to a run-off vote. Prabowo’s closest rival Anies Baswedan, a former governor of Jakarta and ex-education minister, trailed with 25%. Ganjar Pranowo, the former go…