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Indonesia court rejects petition to change voting system ahead of 2024 poll

By Ananda Teresia and Kate Lamb

Thursday, 15 Jun 2023 | 9:01 AM MYT

FILE PHOTO: A worker uses a magnifier as he checks ballot papers printed for upcoming presidential election at a factory in Jakarta, Indonesia January 20, 2019. REUTERS/Willy Kurniawan/File Photo

JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesia's Constitutional Court on Thursday rejected a lawsuit seeking a change to the country's election ballot system, clearing a hurdle that could have complicated an election just eight months away.

Indonesia is set to hold simultaneous legislative and presidential elections in February 2024.

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