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The research has purposed to empirical improve factors influence behavior personality tax payer not compliance in register on KPP Pratama Padang and Bukittinggi. On the research useful 188 personality tax payable in register on KPP Pratama Padang and Bukittinggi. Data has using for the research is primary, and collecting the data with questionnaire. In general can two category variable have using in the research. First dependent variable is non compliance personality tax payer. The second variable is independent. This variable consist of perception for system justice, morale norm, religious and punishment. For the solved the problem used statistical tool with multiple regression and t-statistic test. The process of the test has doing with SPSS. The base of the result founding tax payer perception, system justice and morale norm have significant effect on the personality tax payer not compliance. The deep of the result also founding religious have not significant effect on the personality tax payer not compliance in KPP Pratama Padang and Bukittinggi. Keyword Perception on system justice, Morale Norm, Religious and Punishment

The numbers of golput increasing in Indonesia each election after reform, it became a threat to the democratic process of this nation. Recorded in 2004, the number of golput increased to 23% from the previous election period and it's number increased again to 39% in 2009. The voters more apathetic and do not care again about the fate of their country, so it was supposed to be a concern, especially for young voters as the next generation of the democratic process. This study focused on the factors that influence voting behavior, especially the influence of the authoritarian personality and the influence of a reference group for young voters. Voting behavior equated with purchasing behavior, so that voters are seen as political consumers. This study was designed to quantitatively, the data were analyzed using path analysis because the independent variables affect the dependent variable directly and indirectly. The results showed that the authoritarian personality directly by 0,365 ( β = 0.365 , p <0.05 ) influence voting behavior for young voters. Reference group has no direct influence on the voting behavior for young voters, but it indirectly through the authoritarian personality affect voting behavior for young voters. Reference group that directly influence young voter's authoritarian personality is the parent ( β = 0.128 , p <0.05 ) and peers ( β = - .198 , p <0.05 ).

Female voters is one of the electoral contestants were positively correlated with the quality of the policy according to the needs of women where women voters were significant in Muka Kuning village in the ratio of female voters and men are 32.254: 29.131 with the majority of women work as industrial workers. The purpose of this study was to determine the political behavior of women voters, and factors influencing the legislative elections in 2014 in the village of Sei Muka Kuning Batam drum method mixed method, with quota sampling technique to women voters at polling stations at Muka Kuning village. Factors affecting the behavior of individuals and organizations are factors which the individual factors significantly more than the organizational factors. Ex political behavior of female voters. Mostly women at Muka Kuning as moderate voters, namely the ability to reflect on themselves well, internal control center, Personality High mach, investment organizations, alternative occupations are believed to exist, and the hope of success. While the factors that are included in the organization is a reallocation of resources, promotion opportunities, low confidence, role ambiguity, performance evaluation system is not clear, practices a zero-sum remuneration, democratic decision-making, high-performance pressure, and senior managers selfish. This study has reinforced the theory that Robin jugde individual factors and organiassi shaping the political behavior of women voters at Muka Kuning village conservative. This is affecting for 8889 women voters at Legisltaif elections in 2014.