PROBLEMATIKA KEPATUHAN DAN PERATURAN KOMISI PEMILIHAN UMUM DALAM PEMILIHAN UMUM INDONESIA TAHUN 2024

Abstract

Several KPU Regulations (PKPU) are very problematic in the democratic journey of Indonesian general elections. The problems that will be studied include the requirement for a 30% percentage of women in political parties in general elections (elections), reporting assets, and reporting campaign fund donations. This research aims to determine how problematic the PKPU is in the 2024 general election. In this research, the author uses a doctrinal or normative method with primary data sources from various relevant legal materials which are then analyzed using qualitative descriptive methods. Some of the problems above cause a loss of law enforcement and have the potential to cause problems with the integrity of general election participants. This problem became increasingly endless when the PKPU regarding the percentage of women and the conditions for ex-convicts submitted a judicial review to the Supreme Court and was granted. However, the KPU still did not implement the Supreme Court decision. This not only harms law enforcement, but is also one of the roots of democracy problems in the 2024 general election in Indonesia. If the KPU is the sole constitutional implementer of the democratic election party, but various issues of legal compliance and regulatory problems do not have good problem resolution, then the KPU sets a bad precedent for the course of democracy, as well as hurting the values of the constitution itself.