Analysis of Local Politics in the Regional Head Election of Buleleng Regency, Bali

Abstract

This observe examines the dynamics of local politics in the Regional Head Election of Buleleng Regency, Bali, that specialize in key elements influencing voter alternatives, marketing campaign techniques, and electoral consequences. A combined-methods method combining qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys became utilized to gather insights into campaign spending, candidate enchantment, voter pride, and voter turnout. The analysis discovered extensive correlations among campaign spending and voter alternatives, in addition to among voter turnout and candidate pleasure. These findings spotlight the crucial function of financial resources, candidate qualities, and voter engagement in shaping political dynamics at the nearby stage. The observe contributes to the broader knowledge of democratic procedures, political participation, and governance effectiveness in Buleleng Regency, with implications for policymakers, electoral officers, and political events.