Optimization of the Use of Technology in the Context of Preventing Election Disputes in Indonesia

The general election in Indonesia is one of the important moments in the country's democratic system. However, the electoral process is often marred by disputes that can threaten political stability and the legitimacy of government. Therefore, optimizing the use of technology in the context of elections has become a major concern in dispute prevention efforts. Information and communication technology has brought significant changes in the way elections in Indonesia are conducted and monitored. This study aims to investigate ways in which technology can be optimized to prevent election disputes in Indonesia. One key aspect is the use of technology to ensure the security and integrity of the electoral process. The method used in this study is a normative research method using a statute approach and social legal approach related to optimizing the use of technology in the context of preventing election disputes in Indonesia and will analyzed using content analytics.