Multiple incidents involving the alleged destruction and mishandling of referendum ballots have been reported during the Nuclear Triple Restart Referendum in the New Taipei area. Thes incidents have led to investigations and potential penalties for those involved.

Details of the Incidents

Reports indicate that two women in Xindian and New Taipei New Store face potential fines of up to 50,000 yuan for allegedly tearing up referendum ballots. In a separate incident, a 70-year-old woman reportedly damaged her ballot while attempting to correct a mistake

1. Nuclear Triple Restart Referendum Two women in Xindian tore up the referendum to a maximum fine of 50,000 yuanChimo News
2. Nuclear Triple Restart Referendum New Taipei New Store 2 women tear up the referendum to a maximum fine of 50,000 yuanChimo News
3. A 70-year-old woman made a mistake in dismissing her votes and wanted to replace one more piece but failed to cover it, and she broke it on the spot.United News Network
4. xindian voting office rumored three votes to tear up the votes in accordance with the law and lawChinese Newspaper Clouds/Chinese Daily News
5. New Taipei New Store 2 women tear up the referendum and transfer the election committee to punish them | PoliticsCNA

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“Two women in Xindian and New Taipei New Store face potential fines of up to 50,000 yuan for allegedly tearing up referendum ballots.”

legal Ramifications

Authorities are taking these incidents seriously, with the election committee in New Taipei transferring the cases for further punishment. The actions are being reviewed in accordance with the law.