With the removal of the 4 percent parliamentary threshold, many political parties are now advocating for a lower figure or even for its complete abolition. Conversely, the NasDem Party has proposed raising the threshold from 4 to 7 percent, arguing that it would help streamline Indonesia’s already fragmented party system. The question is, what kind of democratic representation Indonesia seeks to build? One that prioritizes broader political participation, or one that favors consolidation in the name of stability? To subscribe please click here
