Redesigning the Management of Indonesian Election Violations Abroad for Quality 2024 Elections

This research examines the management of election violations abroad, a crucial factor in the quality of Indonesia's elections. The rise in such cases during the 2019 general election highlights the need for a robust framework to address these issues in the upcoming 2024 elections. Unlike previous studies, this research focuses on creating an effective design for managing election violations. The findings emphasize the urgent need for effective oversight to ensure order, protect citizens' constitutional rights, and uphold justice. To achieve this, the study recommends increasing the Overseas General Elections Supervisory Committee's membership from three to five, amending key legal provisions, and shifting the law enforcement paradigm from compliance to the internalization of legal compliance. These measures aim to enhance the integrity and effectiveness of Indonesia's electoral process.