MyOverseasVote: liberalism and extraterritorial citizenship

Low, Choo Chin

doi:10.1080/13621025.2018.1508416

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“…Furthermore, studies on the implementation of out-of-country voting in developing countries are still limited. Among them are Alarcon Jr (Alarcon Jr, 2012) and (Kaario, 2018) who explored overseas voting in the Philippines, Low (Low, 2018), who explored overseas voting in Malaysia;and Şahin-Mencütek & Erdoğan (Şahin-Mencütek & Erdoğan, 2016) and Sevi et al (Sevi et al, 2020), who studied Turkey's external voting. Unlike Indonesia, these countries do not have long experience in implementing voting from abroad.…”

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Indonesian Voting from Abroad: Highly Educated Citizen Participation in the 2019 Election at Tokyo Polling Station

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2021

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The political rights of Indonesian citizens living abroad have been guaranteed by law since 1953 and implemented by a joint committee between the General Election Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As a developing country with increasing democracy, Indonesia’s external voting needs to be studied. Using the qualitative analysis of macro data and questionnaire survey in Tokyo, this study addresses the following questions: How is the implementation of external voting by the Indonesian government? How is the voter? How does the registration, administration, voting facilitation, and voting method influence voter participation in home country elections? The findings suggest that the government provides many resources to facilitate external voting. Nevertheless, survey results revealed that some facilitation was inadequate compare to the number of voters. Although highly educated citizens tend to have a high awareness of home country elections, problems in voting facilitation might prevent them from voting.

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“…They began adopting voting from abroad in the 2000s, long after Indonesia began implementing it in 1971 (Pamungkas et al, 2019). Malaysia (Low, 2018) implemented external voting in 2003, the Philippines in 2004, Turkey in 2014, and Lebanon in 2018(Sevi et al, 2020.…”

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Indonesian Voting from Abroad: Highly Educated Citizen Participation in the 2019 Election at Tokyo Polling Station

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2021

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MyOverseasVote: liberalism and extraterritorial citizenship

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Indonesian Voting from Abroad: Highly Educated Citizen Participation in the 2019 Election at Tokyo Polling Station

Indonesian Voting from Abroad: Highly Educated Citizen Participation in the 2019 Election at Tokyo Polling Station

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