Batam City Coklit Completed, The Number Of Voters For The 2024 Election Was 850,334 People

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The General Election Commission (KPU) of Batam City, Riau Islands, has completed the stages of matching and research or consulting voter data for the 2024 General Election in the city with a target of 850,334 people.KPU member Batam Sastra Tamami said from the schedule of the bulk determined from February 12 to March 14, 2023, his party completed according to the data collection target, although at the initial stage there were problems in the e-coklit application. "Of the 12 sub-districts and 64 sub-districts in Batam City with as many as 850,334 voters we brown. This is the hard work of our entire ranks ranging from PPK, PPS to pantrih. Not forgetting because full support from the commissioners who always accompany their ranks during the coklit process," said Sastra quoted by ANTARA, Wednesday, March 15. He conveyed that the voting data brown process in Batam City was carried out on 3,220 polling stations by voter data updating officers (pandertih) spread over 64 sub-districts from 12 sub-districts. Sastra mentioned that in the first week there were constraints on the voting data brown process because the device did not support it. "There were direct voting using applications, there were also in some sub-districts that were carried out manually, only e-coklit was included because there were those that did not support the device. So, in the first weeks alone, after that, it was smooth to use e-cowlit," he said. Astra added all the results of the batrite carried out by pantali have been included e-coklit.

However, during the coklit stage, some of the voter data were still found that did not meet the requirements, one of which was the data of voters who had died. "If we find a lot of data from the voters who died, we will find it, but because we stick to the rules that if we don't have a death certificate, we can't delete or scribble. The data belongs to the disdukcapil, so we just mark it," said Sastra.