Electronic Election for Small Medium Non-Profit Organizations in Indonesian Cities

The COVID-19 pandemic created new levels of threat to the conduct of daily activities, not only for routine tasks but also for more formal activities like elections. These new levels of threat were unprecedented. Elections in Indonesia often include direct voting, enabling every community member to immediately contribute to the election process and support their chosen leader. In Indonesia, holding elections online is rare over a large portion of the country. The digital divide, the security of data and systems, verification and transparency, and the legal and social-cultural acceptance of online elections are some of the challenges and issues that must be addressed for a successful implementation in Indonesia. Online elections in Indonesia confront several obstacles and problems. In this study, the implementation of Electronic Elections in small and medium Non-Profit Organizations is examined to gain a better understanding of the real issue that exists within the context of technology. In addition, this research offers recommendations regarding the approach and features that must be present to mitigate the negative consequences of electronic votin