Santosa, Muhammad (2022) PARTISIPASI POLITIK PEKERJA MIGRAN INDONESIA DI HONG KONG PADA PEMILIHAN UMUM PRESIDEN DAN WAKIL PRESIDEN INDONESIA TAHUN 2019. Masters thesis, Faculty of Social and Political Science.

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Abstract

The flow of overseas migration that has occurred in Indonesia has existed for
a long time, since the Dutch colonial era. After Indonesia's independence, the same
thing still happened, but it had a difference, namely in the destination country.
During the New Order era, Malaysia and the Middle East became favorite
destination countries for Indonesian migrant workers. However, currently the
favorite destination country for Indonesian migrant workers is East Asia, namely
Hong Kong.
2019 is a political year for Indonesia, the Indonesian people choose a
candidate for President and candidate for Vice President for the next five years.
The political atmosphere in Indonesia is also felt by Indonesian migrant workers in
Hong Kong. Even though the distance between Indonesia and Hong Kong is quite
far, the political process that goes through is not much different.
The political participation of Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong in
2019 has increased compared to 2014. Even though, when viewed from the voter
list, it is still very small. The increase in political participation is also in line with
research in the field. Of the 100 respondents studied, there were 82 respondents
exercising their right to vote. In the future, if overseas election committees are more
massive and use various methods for outreach, it is possible that the political
participation of Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong will increase.
Keywords: Indonesian Migrant Workers, Hong Kong, Political Participation,
Election of Indonesian President and Vice President

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