Analisa Kegagalan Komunikasi Politik Dalam Pilkada Serentak 2015 Di Kabupaten Sleman (Studi Kasus Pdi Perjuangan)

Fajri, Choirul; Fadillah, Dani

doi:10.12928/channel.v5i2.7976

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“…The lack of social media presence by other candidate pairs also had had a significant influence, especially to attract the attention of millennials (Fajri & Fadillah, 2017�. Hilde and Kristof stated,"…Acquaintance among voters (personally or through media) plays a major role for (candidate) politicians in obtaining preference votes, and gains momentum within political parties as selection criterion," (van Liefferinge & Steyvers, 2009, p. 145�.…”

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Failed Kinship Politics: Three Cases of the 2020 Regional-Head Election in Jambi

2021

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The 2020 Regional Head Election continued to show the presence of Kinship Politics at the regional level, including in Jambi. The incumbents encouraged their family members to run as candidates in the election for Governor and Deputy Governor of Jambi, Regent of Batang Hari, and Mayor of Sungai Penuh. Surprisingly, Kinship politics failed to win in all three locations. This study aimed to analyze the failure of Kinship politics in the 2020 Regional Head Election in Jambi (namely Yuninta Asmara-Muhammad Mahdan in Batang Hari Regency, Cek Endra-Ratu Munawaroh in the election for the Governor of Jambi, and Fikar Azami-Yos Andrino in the election for Mayor of Sungai Penuh) through an independent observation from November 2020 to January 2021, as well as documentation of data and news related to the 2020 Regional Head Election in Jambi. The failure of the three candidate pairs was due to: first, the lack of public trust in the incumbent's family; second, the lack of campaign fund contributions; third, lack of promotions for the candidate pairs on social media; fourth, the lack of political communication between candidates, political parties, and constituents, while the alternative candidates optimally, effectively and efficiently managed the campaign team, campaign logistics, and their constituents; five, the alternative candidates' track records showed better credibility and capability; and six, better electability and acceptability of the alternative candidates. This study concluded that Jambi could be an example of minimizing the dominance of Kinship politics by using an alternative candidate who has a solid team, good online campaign management, and effective logistics management. Jambi can be a barometer of the rise of real democracy.

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Section: Ratu Munawarohmentioning

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Failed Kinship Politics: Three Cases of the 2020 Regional-Head Election in Jambi

2021

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“…Political parties with Islamic ideology in Indonesia include Masyumi (Indonesian Muslim Syuro Council), NU Party, PSII (Indonesian Islamic Sharia Party), Parmusi, United Nations (Crescent Star Party), PPP (United Development Party), and PKS (Party Prosperous Justice) [4]. While the sociocultural base political party consists of PKB (National Awakening Party) and PPP which has supporters from a community organization (organization) called Nahdhatul 'Ulama (NU), PAN (National Mandate Party) supported by Muhammadiyah mass organizations, the UN is supported by Persis, and the Tarbiyah movement group supports PKS in Urban areas [5].…”

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The effect of watching political programs on islamic-based party political images among Muhammadiyah students

Putra

Ochirov

2020

IJCS

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“…If women want to look ahead and hold various public strategic positions, then they will be able to build and establish new social and economic values that can accommodate the aspirations of women's needs. Improving women representation means also increasing women's effectiveness in influencing public and political policies taken [6].…”

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Communication strategy to improve women's political participation in Indonesia

Jandevi

2019

IJCS

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This paper aims to determine how the communication strategy used to improve women's political participation in Indonesia. The essence of the communication strategy is planning and management to achieve one goal. To reach this goal, strategy functioned not only as a roadmap to lead the way but also has to show how the operational tactics. Communication strategy is a blend of communication planning and communication management to attain a specific purpose. To compose communication strategy, there are several factors which have to be considered necessary. First, knowing the public is the first step fora communicator to create effective communication. Note that in the communication process, the audience is active instead of passive. So between the communicator and communicant not only occurs relations but also influence that affect each other. Second, compile message, namely determining theme and subject. The main requirement to change public from this message is the capability to arouse their concern. The concern is a central observation. Thus not all who observed could trigger attention. Therefore the beginning of communication effectivity is the rise of the public’s attention toward the delivered messages.

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Analisa Kegagalan Komunikasi Politik Dalam Pilkada Serentak 2015 Di Kabupaten Sleman (Studi Kasus Pdi Perjuangan)

Cited by 3 publications

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Failed Kinship Politics: Three Cases of the 2020 Regional-Head Election in Jambi

Failed Kinship Politics: Three Cases of the 2020 Regional-Head Election in Jambi

The effect of watching political programs on islamic-based party political images among Muhammadiyah students

Communication strategy to improve women's political participation in Indonesia

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