RESOLUSI KONFLIK PEMILIHAN KEPALA DESA SUMBERSONO KECAMATAN DLANGGU KABUPATEN MOJOKERTO

Abstract

ABSTRACT
Research on conflict resolution in the selection of Sumbersono Village Head in Dlanggu District uses ethnographic descriptive methods. The ethnographic descriptive method is used with the consideration that the data generated in the form of descriptive data, namely written or oral words of people that can be known and ethnographic form of a description of the area used in research. Descriptive research in this study is more concerned with the process, and the process in this study is a picture or description in the form of conflict resolution in pre-election, during election and post-election. Qualitative research in this study the data collected in the form of words or images of something. Conflict resolution in the election of the village head of Sumbersono was found in three stages, namely (a) Pre-election, the community knew that the former headman did not register as a prospective headman for the next period. The committee opens the registration of prospective village heads with ten registrants and finally according to the rules the committee selects five candidates to be determined. namely Ade Marta, Purlistiyorini, Suparni, Sumakno, Junaedi, Sumakno. (b) During the election, Sumakno supporters did not accept his defeat against the winning candidate, thus making the atmosphere of the Sumbersono Village Hall tense. To overcome this, BPD mediates by providing social sanctions and will deal with the law against anyone who does not want to obey the rules, ie each candidate must be ready to win or lose. This can be overcome by providing socialization to the community about the importance of their votes in the election of village heads and village elders to hold meetings at the village hall. (c) After the election, the people who were supporters of the Sumakno nominees were taking a lawsuit against the committee. To overcome this, the committee, the Village Apparatus, and the BPD approached all candidates, the village apparatus approached residents and mediated through the Districts and Regencies.
Keywords: Conflict resolution, Pilkades