This study aims to examine legal accountability in cases of election logistics waste, focusing on excessive ballot procurement. Election logistics waste often occurs due to the procurement of goods and services that do not match actual needs, which can harm the state and worsen the integrity of the election process. The case of excessive ballot procurement is in the spotlight because it has the potential to cause budget waste and increase the risk of manipulation or misuse. This study analyzes the legal aspects related to the responsibilities of the parties involved, including state officials, election organizers, and other related parties, as well as efforts that can be made to prevent similar waste in the future. The research method used is a normative approach by analyzing relevant laws and regulations and in-depth literature reviews.
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