Legislative Yuan election 結果共57筆

Hsu Chung-hsin took office as a legislator in Taiwan, succeeding Li Chen Hsiu. Despite office space issues, Hsu focuses on future efforts and TPP policies.

Kuomintang re-elects Fu Kun-chi as caucus leader after removing term limits to secure his leadership. Hsu Yu-chen and Lin Pei-hsiang take key roles. Ko Wen-je seeks support for the Assisted Reproduction Act.

The Taiwan People’s Party nominates Legislator Chang Chi-kai for Chiayi City mayor. Former Chair Ko Wen-je and Chair Huang Kuo-chang praise Chang’s experience and dedication.

Johnny Chiang announced his candidacy for Taichung mayor, pledging to transform the city into a global hub. He seeks the Kuomintang’s nomination for the 2026 election.

Taiwan People’s Party and Kuomintang leaders will meet Wednesday to discuss collaboration for the 2026 local elections. The meeting will be open to the public.

Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen met with the party’s Legislative Yuan caucus, expressing confidence in winning the 2028 elections. She praised members’ resilience and pledged support for laborers, farmers, and businesses. Cheng emphasized the importance of the 2026 elections and the KMT’s role in uniting Taiwan.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau detects foreign influence in the KMT chairman election through TikTok and YouTube videos. An investigation is underway.

Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai urges Democratic Progressive Party candidates to discuss before the primary election. He stresses unity and clear policy visions.

The Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan elected Chung Chia-pin as chief convener and reappointed Chen Pei-yu as secretary-general. This follows a call for internal elections by DPP chairman Lai Ching-te.

Taiwan will hold a crucial recall vote on July 26 for two dozen legislators and the Hsinchu City mayor. Voters must follow special rules, with violations possibly leading to fines or imprisonment.

Taiwan will hold its largest recall election on July 26, targeting 24 legislators. This pivotal event could shift the Legislative Yuan’s power balance, impacting Taiwan’s political future.

Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming urges a TikTok ban to combat misinformation on environmental policies in Taiwan. He plans to file a police report against a media company for spreading false claims.

Premier Cho Jung-tai urges adherence to the rule of law amid KMT protests in Taipei. He addresses the no-confidence vote proposal, emphasizing legal governance and citizen agreement.

Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang criticized the Bamboo Union’s plan to elect a leader in the Legislative Yuan, citing potential damage to Taiwan’s image. Premier Cho intervened, leading to the event’s relocation.

The Central Election Commission in Taiwan clarified that recall proposals submitted before new amendments will follow old regulations. This decision impacts future recall efforts and emphasizes freedom of expression in the recall process.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan rejected the Executive Yuan’s proposal to amend the Public Officials Election and Recall Act. The vote was 60-51, maintaining the original decision.

DPP legislators in Taiwan occupied the Legislative Yuan to block KMT and TPP amendments they claim threaten democracy. Key debates focus on election laws.

Premier Cho Jung-tai urges Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan to delay controversial bills and focus on beneficial legislation like the 2024 budget. Protests continue.

Legislators in Taiwan clashed over a draft amendment to the Public Officials Election and Recall Act. KMT members blocked DPP entry, passing the amendment swiftly.

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Yueh-chin files an assault complaint against Kuomintang’s Chen Yu-jen after a brawl in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan.

DPP legislators in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan protest proposed changes to the recall process, accusing the KMT of undermining recall rights and budget priorities.

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung stresses Taiwan’s vital role in U.S. success, countering doubts about U.S.-Taiwan ties after Trump’s re-election.

Taiwan’s Central Election Commission advises against holding referendums with national elections, citing complexity and political influence. Lawmakers will review the proposal, which could impact Taiwan’s electoral process and democratic engagement.

DDP legislator Huang Jie shaped the 11th session of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan with her focus on sovereignty, gender rights, and more, amid notable incidents.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan as it advances an amendment to the Public Officials Election and Recall Act, aimed at combating fraudulent recall petitions and enhancing the integrity of the recall system.