The Banyuwangi General Election Commission (Komisi Pemilihan Umum) has deployed five thousand one hundred thirty-four voter data update officers (Petugas Pemutakhiran Data Pemilih) to conduct verification and research (coklit) for the 2024 regional elections (Pilkada).

The study conducted by ICRC was conducted in the Jambi Province, covering 11 districts and cities. ICRC Executive Director Rusli Hadi Suprapto explained that the purpose of the survey was to gauge the potential of the 2024 candidates for governor. The results, as per Hadi, show that the sitting governor, Al Haris, has stagnant electability compared to the candidate for governor, H. Romi Hariyanto. “The options for governor candidates (open/spontaneous question) are Haris Al 21.9%, Hariyanto R. 12.0%, Cek Endra 11.4%, Mashuri M. 5.5%, S. Fasha 2.9%, and so on, with 45% undecided,” said Hadi during the release of the 2024 Jambi Pilkada survey results through a formal statement on June 4, 2024.

Chairman of Bawaslu Malang City, Mochammad Arifudin, announced that the petitioner’s main points, namely the independent candidate pair Sam HC-Rizky Boncel, had been presented. However, the respondent’s response was postponed to Wednesday. “The respondent was not ready to provide their response. We have also not received the draft from the respondent,” stated Arifudin after the hearing. The dispute arose after the KPU’s administrative verification results declared that the Sam HC-Rizky Boncel pair had only submitted 40,689 support documents out of the minimum requirement of 48,882 supports needed to become independent candidates in the 2024 Pilkada. Meanwhile, according to Sam HC-Rizky Boncel, they had 54,000 supports. In a closed mediation at Bawaslu Malang City on June 22, no agreement was reached, leading to the adjudication hearing.

Hadi mentioned, Al Haris’ statistics as the sitting governor are comparatively low. He said that the survey also revealed the public’s satisfaction level with Al Haris’ performance as governor, which is 62.4% pleased, 28.1% displeased, and 9.5% not knowing/not answering. “During his time in office, Al Haris has a satisfaction level of 62.4% (below the ideal figure of 75 percent),” said Hadi. Furthermore, he explained, the popularity of Al Haris is already at a peak of 98%, while Hariyanto’s popularity is still at 74.3% and has the potential to continue rising. “Additionally, the level of public desire for Al Haris to be re-elected as governor is above 35.4% (below 50 percent). The wish for Al Haris to come back as governor is 35.4%, not wanting him to return is 28.9%, and undecided is 35.8%,” stated Hadi.

**Explanation from Candidates and KPU** The spokesperson for the legal team of the petitioner (Sam HC – Rizky Boncel), Susianto, demanded that KPU Malang City re-verify the data of 13,615 supports that were declared ineligible (TMS). “We have proposed three options: re-upload the data to the Candidacy Information System (Silon), manual counting, or re-administrative verification,” said Susianto. He added that there are real data such as support letters accompanied by scanned e-KTPs and excel data of the support counts that were deemed TMS. The Sam HC team requests that KPU re-upload this data to the Candidacy Information System (Silon). “That is what we are disputing in this process. We also want a maximum deadline of seven days for re-uploading the data,” stated Susianto.

The study was performed from early May 2024, with 800 respondents aged at least 17 years or having been married. The margin of error is approximately 3.46%, with a reliability of 95%. The method used was multistage random sampling. Data collection was carried out through direct interviews using a questionnaire. ICRC is a national polling firm registered with the PERSEPI organization and listed with the KPU RI. ICRC is headed by a former Indo Barometer Director from 2012-2022 and a team seasoned in conducting surveys in various regional elections in Indonesia.

Meanwhile, the Banyuwangi Election Supervisory Board (Bawaslu) has instructed its subordinates to closely monitor the process of voter data verification (coklit) for the 2024 Pilkada. The Division of Prevention, Community Participation, and Public Relations of Banyuwangi Bawaslu, Khomisa Kurnia Indra, announced that there are many aspects that need to be supervised during the coklit phase. According to her, after the determination of the 2024 election’s final voter list (DPT), there are many elements to observe leading up to the Pilkada, such as voters who have passed away, residents who are married but not yet 17 years old, residents who have moved, and new voters who have completed e-KTP recording. “These elements are crucial to observe to ensure that the final voter list in Banyuwangi aligns with the actual conditions on the ground,” she asserted on Wednesday.

**Prepare Comparative Data** For this reason, she suggested that subdistrict election supervisors should prepare comparative data to be matched with the data of the subdistrict election committee (PPK). To accommodate input from the community, during the coklit phase, all subdistrict election supervisors in Banyuwangi have been instructed to set up posts to safeguard voting rights and community complaint posts, either through social media, hotlines, or local offices. Additionally, she mentioned that it is equally important for subdistrict election supervisors to regularly conduct patrols to safeguard voting rights. “If any suspected violations by pantarlih are found, subdistrict election supervisors must issue a recommendation letter for correction through the PPK,” she stated If you have any kind of concerns concerning where and ways to make use of Drama udara kapten Rugbi, you could contact us at our own web-page. .