Potential bets start advertising on Facebook as 2022 campaign shifts to social media
Some politicians and potential candidates for the 2022 elections are taking advantage of this and have started utilizing the digital platform for name recall. These social media ads, after all, are not considered premature campaigning due to a legal loophole. Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian, a possible re-electionist, is found to have spent over P4.5 million on Facebook ads alone.
Progressive Party-List Representatives from the Makabayan Bloc in the House of Representatives, 2001-present
Progressive party-list organizations’ first foray into electoral politics was in 2001, after the second People Power uprising or EDSA Dos that forced President Joseph Estrada from power in January of that year. Later that year, Bayan Muna swept the party-list polls, taking the maximum three seats in the 12th Congress. The Duterte administration, however, has revived and intensified such attacks, engaging in a massive vilification campaign on the ground and on social media.
money politics most reported in Sumatra
The island of Sumatra is the region with the highest level of reporting on money politics in the 2019 simultaneous regional head elections. Based on data from the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) listed on the Datatalk.asia website, the number of reports related to money politics reached 147 cases representing 7.3 percent of the total reports violations in Sumatra. Thus, almost a third of the 550 political-related reports nationally occurred in western Indonesia. While the Kalimantan region occupies the second position with the number of reports on money politics reaching 6.4 percent, followed by Sulawesi 5.3 percent.
organizers from outside Java with the most violations
Election organizers (local election commissions) outside Java topped the list of complaints regarding neutrality issues during the 2020 regional head election process. Of the 270 regions that took part in the simultaneous regional elections at that time, organizers in North Sumatra are known most widely reported to the Honor Council Election (DKPP). There were at least 66 cases out of 415 complaints made by organizers throughout the area. Followed by the organizer from Papua with 44 complaints and South Sulawesi with 25 complaints.
Women candidates in 2020 regional elections: less in quantity, more from political dynasties
The 2020 simultaneous regional elections were joined by approximately 1,434 regional leader candidates or 737 candidate pairs. Out of the number, only 157 women candidates ran for office as a regional leader or deputy leader, accounting for only 10.6 percent of the complete candidate's list.
Gender analysis for Malaysia's 14th General Election Parliament Candidates
Among the campaign promises, for Pakatan Harapan one of the political coalitions for Malaysia's 14th General Elections was to have 30% representation by women. Overall however all major political parties fell far short of this figure when submitting candidates.
May 2019 polls: 1 in 4 fails to vote in PH
Nearly a quarter of all registered voters in the Philippines failed to claim or exercise their right to vote in the May 2019 elections.
Common types of violations 2019 elections in North Sulawesi
The 2019 election violations in North Sulawesi are dominated by violations in the code of Ethics and criminal category. Only about 13% or 8 violations of a total of 63 violations entered administration and other categories.
Principles of neutrality most often violated at election 2019 in North Sulawesi, who are the most perpetrators?
The violation of "Neutrality principles and Code of Ethics" is a frequent breach of the 2019 elections in North Sulawesi.
A violation of the most neutrality at the 2019 elections in North Sulawesi
The implementation of election 2019 in North Sulawesi (Sulut) went well. However, it does not mean there is no offense in any of the provinces on the island of Sulawesi. The Electoral Supervisory Agency (BAWASLU) records at least 63 violations during the election implementation in North Sulawesi. The 63 violation is entered into four categories: administrative violations, code of conduct violations, criminal offences, and other violations.
