The lack of women's Participation on the Select Team in the Province and City/Regency's Election Committee
The level of women's participation in becoming the Selection Committee (Timsel) for commissioners of the General Elections Commission (KPU) at the provincial to district and city levels is extremely low.
Reading the Youth Vote and Strategies for Facing Challenges in the 2024 Election
The upcoming 2024 general election is predicted to be dominated by voters in the range of 17-40. the number of young voters estimated can reach more than 100 a million voters Based on data from the General Election Commission (KPU) as of February 2023 it shows that at least 41,716,562 voters aged between 20-40 years have the right to vote.
The Low Rate of Political Participation of Persons with Disabilities in Kediri Regency Election
Every Indonesian citizen has their right to participate in the General Election including Persons with disabilities. They have equal political rights as stipulated in Law Number 8 of 2016 concerning Persons with Disabilities.
2024 Elections overshadowed by bureaucrats’ involvement in politics
Cases of violation related to the neutrality of state civil apparatus (ASN) in regional elections continue to show an upward trend over the last few years. These cases worsen the quality of democracy in Indonesia. In addition, the involvement of bureaucrats in politics is prone to corrupt practices. Similar cases will likely happen in the 2024 regional elections. The situation might be even more difficult, because there will be 500 regions holding the democratic events.
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.
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.
