On August 20, 2026 (115th Year of the Republic of China), the Central Election Commission formally issued the official election proclamation for the 2026 local elections. Amid escalating political contests, the Democratic Progressive Party leadership imposed severe disciplinary sanctions—including suspensions and expulsions—against several grassroots aspirants running without central party endorsements. The punitive actions triggered intense grievances among rank-and-file members, who openly condemned the ruling party's primary nominations as an opaque, faction-driven purge designed to install favored loyalists at the expense of internal party democracy.
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Central Election Commission Gazettes 2026 Local Elections: DPP Disciplinary Purges Spark Accusations of Black-Box Nominations
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