The Constitutional
Court announced that it will open registration for
legal suits related to the results of the General Election Commission's (KPU)
national voting count as soon as it finishes its count.
The KPU is scheduled to do so on Saturday.
"The second the KPU concludes the counting, political parties that object to
the results can directly file their suits to this court," the Constitutional
Court Chief Justice Mahfud MD told a press conference here on Wednesday.
He said the registration would be opened for three days straight from KPU
closing time.
"We will put a special clock that runs backward the second we open the
registration," he said.
He acknowledged that if a legislative candidate wants to file a suit against
the results of the vote count, he or she should do it through his or her
political party's central organization.
"We will only process a suit that is signed by either the party's chairman or
secretary general," he said.
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