This research aimed to analyze the influence of total number, education, health, and gross regional domestic product on poverty level in 26 districts/cities in West Java Province. The data of this research were from secondary data and helped by software Eviews7 consisting of time series data obtained from 2011 to 2015 and model used in this research was multiple linear regressions (Ordinary Least Squares Regression Analysis) using panel data and fixed effect model. The findings of the research reveal that total population was the variable that positively and significantly influenced the poverty level, while education and gross regional domestic product were the variables that negatively and significantly influenced the poverty level, and the variable of helath had no effect in the poverty level. Simultaneously, total population, education, health, and gross regional domestic product influenced the poverty level in 26 districts/cities in West Java Province in the year of 2011-2015.