Indonesia’s Political Colours: From the New Order to Joko Widodo

Sibarani, Rifka

doi:10.24002/jik.v15i2.1696

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“…One of the researches dealing with political power shift was done by Turtiantoro (2015) and Prasetya (2011). The political communication is commonly found in the political processes (Danil & Fitri, 2021;El Adawiyah, Hubeis, Sumarti, & Susanto, 2020;Maharani & Nurafifah, 2020;Sibarani, 2018) and it is expanded more after reformasi (Gazali, Hidayat, & Menayang, 2009). It can be identified through several discussions on the regional regulation draft (RRD) namely concerning the tourism development master plan for the province of North Sumatra for 2016-2025 and the draft regional regulation on the implementation of child protection.…”

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Political Power Shift in the House of Representative of North Sumatra Province, Indonesia: A Political Communication of Post-election

Amin

Humaizi

Rahmadani

et al. 2022

SMC

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The results of the 2013 regional head election (Pilkada) in the context of the executive and 2014 legislative elections at the level of North Sumatra Province produced new leadership accompanied by a coalition posture of supporting parties. In the context of the legislative institution, it also resulted in changes in votes or seats. Normatively, in the context of executive-legislative relations, it will be more effective if a coalition of executive-supporting parties gets a majority in the legislature since it will facilitate political communication that is involved in the discussion of a regional regulation draft. This study attempts to depict the political power shift in the regional house of representatives of North Sumatra province (RHRNSP), Indonesia. This study employed a descriptive qualitative approach with a content analysis technique. The data were obtained through the documentation method. The results showed that there were obstacles from several factions outside the coalition party, specifically in discussing the regional regulation draft. However, these obstacles were still in the form of criticism and input from several factions against the draft regional regulation to be ratified. This is known through the ongoing political communication.

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