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"Thus, the results of the 2024 election accurately reflect the interests and needs of the voters," he said. Amidst the shortened 75-day campaign period, voters need information about the election candidates who they will choose at the polling stations. The lengthy socialization process tends to be unused by election participants or candidates to introduce themselves to voters. The political echo of ideas in public spaces tends to be faint, and is even dominated only by the presidential election race.
"The public space is buzzing with discussions about the presidential election contestation and the lack of ideas from the candidate legislative members. Moreover, currently, the General Election Commission and the Elections Supervisory Agency provide minimal information," he said. "Indeed, procedural technicalities are important, but learning from past elections, there are often empty spaces that are far from the principles and values of electoral and democratic processes. However, because they are deemed to be procedurally complete, these issues often resurface," he said.He exemplified that the presidential and vice presidential candidates as well as the legislative candidates often conduct socializations by setting up billboards and visiting constituents.
Therefore, TePI is committed to inviting as many voters as possible to help guard the votes. There needs to be comparative data on vote counting results from the polling stations with the recapitulation conducted by the KPU. A web-based monitoring system is being prepared to facilitate active public reporting of monitoring and vote guarding results.
Unfortunately, two other election institutions, the Election Supervisory Body and the Election Organizer Honor Council, who have the authority to fix this situation, did not take on the role of returning the Election Commission to its rightful place. Therefore, civil society, with all its limitations, continues to strive to monitor the electoral process with integrity.