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Why governing algorithmic politics in electoral law matters
Academia 7 months ago

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Why governing algorithmic politics in electoral law matters

Today, political consultants employ generative and predictive AI to process voter data and tailor campaign materials to support candidates. 
From ballot boxes to bits and bytes, e-voting is Indonesia's next democratic milestone
Academia 7 months ago

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From ballot boxes to bits and bytes, e-voting is Indonesia's next democratic milestone

Digital systems can uphold the foundational principles of democratic voting, confidentiality, security and certainty, more reliably than manual systems.
Riding wave of voter anger, South Korea's new president now faces policy challenges
Asia & Pacific 8 months ago

Riding wave of voter anger, South Korea's new president now faces policy challenges

Lee's decisive victory in Tuesday's snap election over Kim Moon-soo, the candidate for the conservative People Power Party, hands the liberal leader a resounding mandate and his Democratic Party in control of parliament.
Voters largely tuned out of social media in Australia's 2025 election
Asia & Pacific 9 months ago

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Voters largely tuned out of social media in Australia's 2025 election

Instead, his audience numbers came in at half their usual level.
Threat of authoritarianism: Playing at democracy
Academia 1 year ago

Threat of authoritarianism: Playing at democracy

Today’s extreme inequality is eroding democracy in unprecedented ways.
Disasters, political fatigue blamed for regional polls’ low turnouts
Regional Elections 1 year ago

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Disasters, political fatigue blamed for regional polls’ low turnouts

Many voters refrained from going to polling stations to cast votes for this year's simultaneous regional elections, with observers and election organizers mostly blaming disasters and political exhaustion as factors discouraging people from voting.
Adaptation key to political parties’ electoral success
Academia 1 year ago

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Adaptation key to political parties’ electoral success

Although politicians are becoming more ambitious and autonomous, they still need political parties to provide organizational support and resources.
Who needs star power?
Regional Elections 1 year ago

Who needs star power?

Political scientists are still debating how much celebrity influences matter in elections, but we have reasons to worry about political parties exploiting the charm of celebrities and public figures.
Evaluating PKS's strategy: Pragmatism vs idealism
Academia 1 year ago

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Evaluating PKS's strategy: Pragmatism vs idealism

Remaining in the opposition would allow the PKS to persist in offering policy alternatives and preserving its ideological consistency, which has long been part of its political identity.
Window of hope
Regional Elections 1 year ago

Window of hope

For us to achieve a “golden” generation of Indonesians, as enshrined in the 2045 Vision, it is incumbent upon political parties to develop their talent pool and refrain from making assumptions that dismiss voters as lacking intelligence.
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