Democracy : Election in Ngemplak Manggis People's Vote Recorded at TPS 08

On November 27, 2024, the local election was held at the Ngemplak Manggis voting center, located at polling station 08, RT 07 RW 04, ID 57322. This election was conducted to facilitate the direct participation of the community in the selection of regional leaders. The event resulted in a total of 503 votes, and the process was conducted in an orderly and efficient manner. Individuals arrived at the designated polling stations to cast their votes.
Two candidates vied for the positions of regent and governor. In the race for regent, candidate 01 garnered 99 votes, while candidate 02 received 391 votes. In the contest for governor, candidate 01 secured 118 votes, while candidate 02 obtained 357 votes.
In order to facilitate the voting process, a joint polling station was established at O8 in Manggis Ngemplak. This decision was made in consideration of the accessibility of the location to the local community. At this juncture, the support for each candidate had become more pronounced, and the potential for a single vote to influence the outcome was heightened.

The election took place on Tuesday before noon on November 27, 2024. A considerable number of individuals were in attendance at the polling station, demonstrating a high level of enthusiasm and eagerness to cast their votes.
The election is of great consequence to the people of Ngemplak Manggis, as the results will determine the trajectory of development and the policies that will be implemented in the region. The electorate anticipates that the elected leaders will be able to provide tangible solutions to the myriad challenges that the area is currently facing.
The voting process was conducted in an orderly and organized manner. The polling station officers were diligent in ensuring that every citizen was able to cast their votes without any issues. However, there were also instances where votes were deemed invalid, amounting to 13 for the regent and 28 for the governor.
A total of 503 votes were cast, with 13 spoiled votes in the regent election and 28 in the governor election. This indicates a need for further socialization of the correct voting procedures to the community.
The elections in Ngemplak Manggis have demonstrated the active participation of citizens in the democratic process. The results of this vote will serve as a reference for the local government in running the government and meeting the expectations of the community. Thus, great expectations rest on the elected leaders to bring positive changes to this region.