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Science & Tech 2 years ago
Ensuring the neutrality of public servants
Civil servants are citizens who also have political rights, especially when determining their choices during general elections. However, in their daily activities and public service functions, civil servants are required to maintain neutrality and stay away from anything that may appear biased toward any presidential and vice presidential candidates, political parties or legislative candidates.
Election Updates 2 years ago
PREMIUM
Ambassador denies alleged intervention in Kuala Lumpur voter list
Indonesian Ambassador to Malaysia Hermono has denied an allegation circulating in an online video that accused intelligence entities of being involved in the overseas voter list for the general election in Kuala Lumpur.
Election Updates 2 years ago
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KPU insists on holding simultaneous regional elections in November
The latest draft of a KPU regulation stipulates that the simultaneous regional elections, slated for this year in dozens of provinces and hundreds of regencies and cities, will be held on Nov. 27, despite plans from the government and House of Representatives to move up the date.
Opinion 2 years ago
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Analysis: Survey suggests presidential debates can change electoral landscape
The first round of the 2024 election debates organized by the General Elections Commission (KPU) took place on Tuesday, following the latest survey results that showed nearly 29 percent of the respondents remained undecided about their choice for the Feb. 14 election.
