Content of Policy in the General Election Commission Regulation on Voters Data Quality in Sidenreng Rappang Regency

Abstract

Policy implementation is defined as actions taken by individuals or groups as policy implementers against policy targets or target groups (policy impact recipients) in order to achieve organizational goals to be achieved. The success of the policy implementation process until the results are achieved depends on the program activities that have been designed and sufficient funding, and in implementation there are several things that affect the successful implementation of a program. This research method uses a quantitative approach to explain the content of policy in the Election Commission Regulations to create quality voter data. The technique of processing and data analysis is inferential statistics using a Likert scale. Sampling using Non-Probability sampling and the population in this study are election technical organizers, election supervisors, government and society. The results showed that the content of policy in the General Election Commission Regulation has a significant effect on the quality of voter data, then the implementation of the General Election Commission Regulation concerning the preparation of voter lists have resulted in a significant degree of quality in the voter list so as to provide sufficient guarantee to citizens in determining their voting rights.