Healthy Politics for the People
Public opinions are beginning to clash over the 2024 presidential and vice presidential election, although candidate registration won’t be open for another year.
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Chairperson of the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) Rahmat Bagja (center) accompanied by Bawaslu members Puadi (left) and Herwyn Malonda leading the trial for ruling on political party disputes that did not pass the General Election Commission (KPU) verification to take part in the 2024 election at the Bawaslu Building, Jakarta, Friday ( 9/9/2022).
Political parties and party coalitions can begin registering their nominated presidential and vice presidential candidate pairs between September 7-13, 2023. Although it is still a year away, a battle between political parties has already begun.
Recently, there have been allegations that the 2024 election will not run fairly. One of the latest discourses is that the presidential election was designed to only allow two candidate pairs to contest. Others have argued that these were baseless accusations.