Rahma Farahdini Putri, Indira Arundinasari

Pelanggaran Netralitas ASN dan Optimalisasi Pencegahan Pelanggaran oleh Badan Pengawas Pemilihan Umum Kabupaten Sidoarjo pada Masa Pilkada 2024

Introduction

Pelanggaran netralitas asn dan optimalisasi pencegahan pelanggaran oleh badan pengawas pemilihan umum kabupaten sidoarjo pada masa pilkada 2024. Studi ini menganalisis pelanggaran netralitas ASN di Pilkada Sidoarjo 2024 oleh Bawaslu, mengungkap penyalahgunaan wewenang & media sosial. Temukan tantangan demokrasi & strategi pencegahan.

Abstract

This study investigates the occurrence of neutrality violations among civil servants (ASN) during the 2024 regional elections in Sidoarjo, as reported by the Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu).A mixed-method approach was employed to analyze 25 documented cases, highlighting violations such as campaign participation, social media misuse, and abuse of authority.Primary data were gathered through interviews and observations, while secondary data included official documents and prior research. The findings of this study illuminate systemic challenges that erode democratic integrity, underscoring the imperative for enhanced training, stricter enforcement, and reforms to uphold ASN neutrality. The study further emphasizes the significance of safeguarding public trust in democratic institutions.

Review

This study critically examines the persistent issue of neutrality violations among civil servants (ASN) during the 2024 regional elections in Sidoarjo, as observed and reported by the local Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu). Employing a robust mixed-method approach, the research meticulously analyzed 25 documented cases, revealing common transgressions such as active campaign participation, misuse of social media platforms, and abuse of authority. The collection of primary data through interviews and observations, complemented by secondary data from official documents and prior research, lends significant credibility to its findings. This timely investigation into a crucial aspect of democratic governance effectively highlights the systemic challenges that undermine electoral integrity and public trust in political processes. While the abstract clearly articulates the study's findings regarding the types of violations and the overarching systemic challenges, a deeper elaboration on the specific nature of these "systemic challenges" would significantly enhance the paper's impact. The abstract concludes with recommendations for enhanced training, stricter enforcement, and reforms, which are laudable but general. The full paper would benefit from detailing *how* these specific interventions should be implemented based on the identified systemic issues, perhaps drawing on the qualitative insights from interviews and observations. Furthermore, given the title's emphasis on "optimization of violation prevention by Bawaslu," the abstract could more explicitly link its findings to Bawaslu's current strategies and how they might be refined or augmented to achieve this optimization. Overall, this research offers a valuable contribution to the understanding of electoral integrity in Indonesia, specifically addressing the critical role of ASN neutrality. By illuminating the various forms of violations and their underlying systemic causes, the study provides an essential evidence base for policymakers, electoral bodies, and civil society organizations. Its findings are particularly pertinent for Bawaslu in Sidoarjo and other regions seeking to strengthen their preventative measures and enforcement mechanisms. The paper's ultimate call to safeguard public trust in democratic institutions resonates strongly, underscoring its broader significance beyond the local context of Sidoarjo.

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