Simulasi Pemungutan dan Penghitungan Suara di TPS Pilkada Serentak Tahun 2024 - Kabupaten Sleman

Summary

This transcript provides a detailed breakdown of the voting and vote-counting process during the 2024 Pilkada election in Sleman. It outlines the preparation steps, including voter notifications and the setup of polling stations, followed by the voting procedure where voters cast their ballots. Special accommodations for elderly, pregnant, and disabled voters are highlighted. After voting, ballots are counted, results are documented, and any issues are addressed. The transcript emphasizes transparency, fairness, and inclusivity, ensuring that all voters, including those not listed in official registries, can participate. Finally, the results are uploaded to the official system for further processing.

Takeaways

• 😀 The KPPS (Voting Committee) distributes Form C notifications to voters at least 3 days before the election.
• 😀 TPS (Voting Station) must be fully prepared 1 day prior to the voting day, including posting voter lists and candidate information.
• 😀 Voters are required to show identification before being issued a ballot, and their thumb is inked to mark their participation.
• 😀 Special priority is given to elderly voters, pregnant women, and people with disabilities during the voting process.
• 😀 If a voter makes a mistake on the ballot, they can request a replacement ballot from the KPPS.
• 😀 Voters must not carry mobile phones into the voting booth to prevent unauthorized documentation of the voting process.
• 😀 The voting procedure involves verifying the authenticity of ballots and ensuring the secrecy of the voter’s selection.
• 😀 Voting starts promptly, with voters being called to receive their ballots based on the list at the TPS.
• 😀 After voting, ballots are deposited into the sealed ballot box under the supervision of KPPS officers and observers.
• 😀 The counting process begins with the opening of ballot boxes and is conducted transparently, with results publicly announced and recorded.
• 😀 After counting, the results are uploaded into the Sirekap application, and Form C results are signed by KPPS members and witnesses before being sent to PPK for final processing.

Q & A

What is the role of the KPPS during the election day?

The KPPS (Kelompok Penyelenggara Pemungutan Suara) is responsible for preparing the polling station (TPS), ensuring all election materials are ready, conducting the voting process, supervising the voting procedures, and overseeing the counting of votes. They ensure the process runs smoothly, from the arrival of voters to the completion of vote counting.

What steps are involved in preparing the polling station (TPS) before the voting starts?

The preparation involves several tasks, including distributing the Form C notification to voters, displaying the permanent voter list, and ensuring the voting booths and ballot boxes are in place. The KPPS also checks that the ballot boxes are empty before sealing them and making sure all necessary documents and materials are available.

How does the voting process unfold at the polling station?

Voters arrive at the TPS, where they are checked in, their identity verified, and they are given a ballot. After receiving the ballot, they proceed to a voting booth to cast their vote, ensuring confidentiality. After voting, they place their ballot into the box and mark their finger with ink as proof of participation.

What measures are in place to assist voters with special needs or elderly voters?

Elderly voters, pregnant women, and those with disabilities are given priority to vote first. Additionally, these voters can be accompanied by family members or a KPPS officer to assist them in the voting process, while ensuring that the process remains confidential.

What happens if a voter’s ballot is damaged or they make a mistake while voting?

If a voter makes a mistake or damages their ballot, they can request a new one from the KPPS chairman, but this can only be done once. The KPPS ensures that voters are aware of this rule before they cast their ballots.

Are voters allowed to bring phones into the voting booth?

No, voters are prohibited from bringing phones into the voting booth to take pictures or record the voting process. The KPPS chairman reminds voters of this restriction to maintain the confidentiality of the voting process.

How is the vote counting process conducted after the voting ends?

After the voting ends, the KPPS begins the vote counting process. This involves opening the ballot box, checking the ballots for validity, and reading out the results. The results are documented, and Form C, which details the results, is signed by the KPPS members and witnesses.

What happens if there is a dispute during the vote counting process?

If there is a dispute, it is resolved through deliberation and consensus among the involved parties. Any special occurrences are documented in Form C, and the issue is addressed through mutual agreement before proceeding.

How are the final election results communicated after the votes are counted?

The final results, recorded in Form C, are uploaded to the Sirekap application. A copy of Form C is also posted on the bulletin board for public viewing. Additionally, the results are duplicated and distributed to witnesses and election observers.

What is the procedure for voters who are not registered in the Permanent Voter List (DPT) or the moving voter list?

Voters not listed in the DPT or moving voter list must check the online DPT database. If they still do not appear, they must show proof of local residence, such as an ID card, and may register as additional voters after 12:00 PM to exercise their right to vote.