Recruitment, Certification And Financial Management Of Political Party In The Province Of North Sumatera, Indonesia

Amin, Muryanto; Warjio,; Kusmanto, Heri

doi:10.2991/icosop-17.2018.97

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“…This elitist style has the potential to undermine democratic party structures (Purwaningsih & Singka Subekti, 2017). The biggest problem for political parties in Indonesia today is to handle the appointment and placing of cadres in political roles and party cadres who have not been fully enforced, as well as the centralization of all political party operations and decisions in the central council (Amin et al, 2018). In Sigi Regency, this study focuses on the recruiting of regional head candidates and the impact of role models.…”

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Identity as a Means of Recruitment for Political Parties and the Influence of Leaders in Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province

Darwis¹,

Sasterio²

2021

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This article explains how the means of recruiting political parties in finding candidates for regional head in Sigi Regency. And how role models can influence the way people think in choosing. This study uses a qualitative method, by collecting data in the form of statements, behaviors and events through the use of observation methods, in-depth interviews, focus discussion groups, and searching for complementary materials from document data obtained to be analyzed as a relevant unit of information based on this research study. The results showed that even though the candidates were nominated by political partie the election 2015 in Sigi Regency, the candidates still represented their communities based on their religious identity. Each candidate for regional head who does not meet the qualifications or does not pass the administrative selection at the General Election Commissions of Sigi Regency each has a distinctive feature, namely a religious identity. The people of Sigi Regency seem to be more interested in the figures who will run for themselves than the political parties that carry them.

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confidence: 99%