Partisipasi Pemilih Pada Pemilihan Gubernur Dan Wakil Gubernur Banten Tahun 2024
JURNAL
Oleh : Toni Anwar Mahmud, Agus SupriyadiTahun : 2025
Abstrak
Banten Province, characterized by its unique geographical and demographic conditions, participated in the 2024 Pilkada to elect its Governor and Deputy Governor. With a high urbanization rate, particularly in the Tangerang metropolitan area, and a diverse voter composition, the election dynamics in Banten reflect broader political trends and challenges. This study employs a qualitative to analyze the 2024 Banten gubernatorial election, focusing on voter participation factors and the political implications of the election results. Data collection was conducted through literature reviews of relevant books, scientific journals, official reports, and media
sources. The research finds that the election was highly competitive, with two prominent candidate pairs: Airin Rachmi Diany & Ade Sumardi and Andra Soni & Achmad
Dimyati Natakusumah. The election results declared Andra Soni and Achmad Dimyati Natakusumah as the winning candidates, securing 55.88% of the votes.
Voter participation reached 66.19%, an improvement compared to previous elections, with Serang Regency recording the highest turnout (73.76%) and South Tangerang
City the lowest (57.08%). Female voters dominated participation at 53.18%, while disabled voters had a significantly lower turnout at only 36.98%. The study suggests
that election organizers, particularly the Banten Provincial General Election Commission (KPU), should conduct targeted outreach in low-turnout areas and provide better
accessibility for disabled voters to enhance electoral participation in future elections.
sources. The research finds that the election was highly competitive, with two prominent candidate pairs: Airin Rachmi Diany & Ade Sumardi and Andra Soni & Achmad
Dimyati Natakusumah. The election results declared Andra Soni and Achmad Dimyati Natakusumah as the winning candidates, securing 55.88% of the votes.
Voter participation reached 66.19%, an improvement compared to previous elections, with Serang Regency recording the highest turnout (73.76%) and South Tangerang
City the lowest (57.08%). Female voters dominated participation at 53.18%, while disabled voters had a significantly lower turnout at only 36.98%. The study suggests
that election organizers, particularly the Banten Provincial General Election Commission (KPU), should conduct targeted outreach in low-turnout areas and provide better
accessibility for disabled voters to enhance electoral participation in future elections.
Deskripsi
Penerbit
: UNIVERSITAS BANTEN JAYA
Bahasa
: INDONESIA
Cakupan
: Repository
Sumber
: UNIVERSITAS BANTEN JAYA