PENGUATAN PROGRAM DESA/KAMPUNG PENGAWASAN PEMILU DAN ANTI POLITIK UANG

Abstract

The increasing number of violations in every General Election implementation makes the need for community involvement in monitoring the implementation of the General Election stages increasingly urgent. Through the program of establishing electoral supervisory villages and anti-money politics, the Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) is trying to increase the public's participation in implementing these demands. However, in its implementation, there are still various problems faced by election supervisors in the field. The absence of stakeholder involvement in the program, the lack of uniformity in the process or technical implementation of the program in each region and the low level of community participation in reporting suspected election violations are some of the problems that can be identified. If these problems are not immediately addressed, this program has the potential to not develop, have no impact or even just stop without bringing benefits in improving the democratic process. Alternative solutions offered in this article are 1) Developing procedures for establishing program village pioneers; 2) Designing collaboration for stakeholder activation; 3) Redesigning procedures for establishing and implementing programs.

Keywords:  supervisory, participation, general election, education, voter