Taiwan Referendum Reform
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Taiwan's election commission warns that merging six referendums with the general election could cause significant chaos and delays. The KMT suggests the number of referendums may decrease, while the DPP is open to talks. New regulations for China-born candidates are also being considered amid proposals to reform referendum voting.
Government calls press conference on referendum results
Iceland's government leaders are convening a press conference to address the nation following a recent referendum. The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Harpa, a prominent concert hall and conference center in Reykjavík. The primary agenda for the conference is to review the results of the national referendum. Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Minister of Foreign Affairs Þorgerður K…
Taiwan's Election Commission Rejects Two Referendum Proposals, Sparking Political Debate
Taiwan's Central Election Commission (CEC) has rejected two significant referendum proposals, one focused on the dedicated use of traffic fines and another advocating for the reintroduction of corpora…
Taiwanese legislator criticizes opposition's referendum proposals as vote-grabbing stunts
Taiwan's Central Election Commission has decided not to approve two referendum proposals put forth by the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People's Party (TPP), concerning "whipping" and "dedica…
Referendum on Nuclear Phase-Out Approved, But Critics Question Legal Basis
Taiwan's Central Election Commission has approved a referendum on "abolishing the nuclear-free homeland" for the upcoming year-end elections, while rejecting two other proposals concerning "corporal p…