The Indonesian Election, set for February 14, 2024, plays a vital role in fostering citizen engagement within the democratic political system. The perception and assessment of youth regarding elections have important implications. Thus, this study utilised qualitative methods and derived conclusions based on primary data. The findings indicated that (1) a significant majority of young individuals had a positive perception and evaluation of the 2024 election. This was evident through their active engagement in voter registration and expressed intention to participate on the day of voting. (2) A substantial proportion of respondents displayed a favourable political orientation, rejecting negative campaigning and strategies that did not adhere to regulatory guidelines. (3) Additionally, most participants primarily voted for executive and legislative candidates based on their vision and mission. As a result, the perception of young people towards politics was generally positive and aligned with the established political and electoral systems.