Donations candidates ' no guarantee ' the vote , two factors determine the ethnic and religious

Donations candidates ' no guarantee ' the vote , two factors determine the ethnic and religious

Towards the middle of the night , some village elders enthusiastically submit a list of necessities needed their neighborhood ; renovation of the church , dam or water storage ponds and the road to the school to call the most .

Register and verbal expression of the commitment of community leaders in the village Oenaek , West Kupang submitted to the members of the House of Representatives , Fary Djemy Francis , who ran away from the electoral district of East Nusa Tenggara .

" I do not just come into the village . I have four to five years to come to the villages and villages usually I go I have coached and their demands are met, " said a member of Commission V of the Gerindra .

"Especially the new villages that I entered , I must openly say that when such a request is not good when I was a candidate for the legislature . Because if I give support on the campaign trail later mistaken for money politics . "

Regarding the sources of funds for the constituency , he said he only pushed for government programs is realized or utilize a network of NGOs to development facility requested citizens .
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 " In the poor style democracy itself is also strongly associated with primordial . So they will see what rate . So there are two dominant influence people to vote. Firstly is the tribe and the second is religion . "

Musni Umar
Requests voters to legislative candidates , according to a teacher and researcher , can be termed as a phenomenon squeezer squeeze between constituents and candidates .

" Now when that happens in rural communities are trying to squeeze ahead , squeeze each other that it's happening , " said Teguh Dartanto , Head of the Poverty Assessment and Development Institute for Economic and Social Research, Faculty of Economics , University of Indonesia to Rohmatin Bonasir .

" They will think that you later when you become a member and enjoy the results as I would not get anything . Well before you so when you asked me to choose you , what can you give to us . "

Dartanto firmly pointed at the village youth environment group requested assistance from the soccer boots legislative candidates .

However, expression of commitment in return for the provision of material between the voter and legislative candidates are not always necessarily be used as collateral in the voting booth .

" In the poor style democracy itself is also strongly associated with primordial . So they will see what rate . So there are two dominant influence people choose . The first is the tribe and the second is religion , "explains social and poverty researchers from the Institute of Social Empowerment and Democracy , Musni Umar .

However , he added , the amount of donations given by the candidates may be able to determine where poor voters will be distributed .BBC