Schedule of the 2024 Presidential Election Dispute Hearing at the Constitutional Court, to be Decided on April 22

This is the Schedule of the 2024 Presidential Election Dispute Hearing at the Constitutional Court, Will Be Decided on April 22.

Schedule of the 2024 Presidential Election Dispute Hearing at the Constitutional Court, to be Decided on April 22

Dream - Spokesperson for the Constitutional Court (MK), Fajar Laksono, said that the deadline for registration of General Election Dispute (PHPU) for the Presidential Election (Pilpres) and Legislative Election (Pileg) has different schedules. If Pileg is counted by hours, then Pilpres is counted based on days.

"Yesterday, the KPU decision was announced at 22:19, so the legislative election is counted as 3x24 hours. From Wednesday to Thursday is 1x24 hours, from Thursday to Friday is 2x24 hours, and from Friday to Saturday at 22:19 is the last deadline for applications (for the legislative election)."
The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "word Fajar, quoted from Liputan6.com, Thursday March 21, 2024."

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"Meanwhile, for the Presidential Election, Fajar said that the calculation is based on days. The time limit is three days. 'What is the last day? It is Saturday. Saturday ends at 24.00. If it is past 24.00, then it is already Sunday,' he said. 'So the difference is, in the Legislative Election, it is played by hours, while in the Presidential Election, it is played by days,' added Fajar."

According to Fajar, the first hearing schedule will begin on March 27, 2024. Because, after the official registration process is closed, the Constitutional Court will conduct a hearing registration on March 25, 2024.

On March 26, 2024, the Constitutional Court will deliver a notice of the hearing day to the applicants.

"So until March 27, 2024, the trial will begin until the verdict on April 22, 2024," explained Fajar. According to him, the deadline for resolving Presidential Election disputes according to the legal framework is 14 working days, and 30 working days for Legislative Election. This means that public holidays during Eid al-Fitr or collective leave are not included in the counted days."

"Thus, the calculation is based on working days, which means that public holidays, including Eid holidays, are not counted as working days."
ungkap Fajar. Translated to English: "revealed Fajar."

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The KPU officially announced the results of the 2024 Presidential Election during an open plenary meeting on Wednesday, March 20, 2024. Based on the determination, the presidential and vice-presidential candidate pair number 2, Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka, were declared the winners of the 2024 Presidential Election with a total of 96,214,691 votes or 58.83%.

Meanwhile, presidential and vice presidential candidates number 1, Anies Baswedan and Muhaimin Iskandar, are in second place with a total of 40,971,906 votes or 25.05%. Then, presidential and vice presidential candidates number 3, Ganjar Pranowo and Mahfud MD, are in last place with a total of 27,040,878 votes or 16.53%. According to the provisions of the Election Law and the Constitutional Court Regulation, presidential candidates have three days to file a dispute over the election results to the Constitutional Court.

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This is the Schedule of the 2024 Presidential Election Dispute Hearing at the Constitutional Court, Will Be Decided on April 22.

"Thus, the calculation is based on working days, which means that public holidays, including Eid holidays, are not counted as working days."ungkap Fajar. Translated to English: "revealed Fajar."

"Thus, the calculation is based on working days, which means that public holidays, including Eid holidays, are not counted as working days."
ungkap Fajar. Translated to English: "revealed Fajar."