Indonesian Election Bill: Homework Piles Up for Political Parties
Indonesia's proposed Election Bill (RUU Pemilu) presents new challenges for political parties regarding electoral systems and internal party management. Parties will need to scrutinize the bill's contents and recalibrate their strategies for the upcoming general elections.
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