Bawaslu Processes Alleged PSU Violations In North Gorontalo

Illustration of Bawaslu. (Antanews)

The General Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) is processing reports of alleged election violations in the 2024 Pilkada re-voting (PSU) in North Gorontalo, Gorontalo Province.

"We have received several reports of alleged violations in the PSU, while processing. In due time, we will definitely tell the public what the final results will be," said North Gorontalo, Coordinator of the Legal, Prevention, Parmas and Public Relations Division (HP2H) of North Gorontalo Bawaslu Fadli Bukoting in Gorontalo, Thursday, April 24, confiscated by Antara.

He emphasized that as long as the witnesses were able to prove the incidents of alleged violations obtained, Bawaslu would process them further.

"I emphasize that Bawaslu did not justify the witness' statement whether it was true. However, all reports and findings that have been submitted so far are currently in progress," said Fadli.

"Given everything or who argued that there were alleged violations, for example acts against the law, the person concerned must prove it," he said.

He said the voting and vote counting processes at 245 polling stations (TPS) spread across 123 villages, 11 sub-districts, had been closely monitored and attached.

Several Bawaslu records are related to the stages of voting and vote counting on April 19, 2025, namely, there are polling stations that receive voting equipment and vote counting on D-1.

There are also three polling stations whose voters come but cannot show their identity cards (KTP). Meanwhile, 11 polling stations that vote started at around 7.30 WITA for several reasons.

This condition is read on the electoral surveillance information system (Siwaslih). Then, there were three polling stations that had problems or were wrong in filling out the attendance list.

Some of the alleged violations reported and currently being processed include the Atinggola area, East Sumalata, Tolinggula.