Inclusive Political Discourse on Social Media

This dataset comprises a curated corpus of social media data (tweets) capturing public discourse on inclusive politics in Indonesia during the critical period of the 2024 General Election (January 2024 – May 2024). The dataset is specifically structured to analyze digital democratic participation and the socio-political narratives surrounding marginalized and underrepresented demographics. The corpus is annotated across multiple dimensions, including sentiment (positive, negative, neutral) and thematic categorization. The primary thematic domains include: Disability Rights & Accessibility: Discourse on physical accessibility at polling stations (TPS), Braille ballots, sign language interpreters, and the constitutional rights of voters with disabilities. Gender & Women’s Political Representation: Narratives concerning the 30% parliamentary quota, gender mainstreaming, cyber violence against female legislative candidates, and the dismantling of patriarchal stereotypes. Youth Political Participation: Perspectives on Gen Z and millennial voters, political literacy, susceptibility to political money and hoaxes, and the role of digital platforms in civic education. Political Education & General Democracy: Broad discussions on civic education, electoral transparency, oligarchy, and systemic electoral reforms. Each record includes the original text, annotated metadata (sentiment, topic category), and engagement metrics (retweets, likes, user followers, verification status). This resource is highly valuable for researchers in computational social science, natural language processing (NLP), affective computing, and human-computer interaction (HCI) seeking to evaluate structural barriers to inclusive elections, map affective polarization, and study digital advocacy in developing democracies.