Interference, what are the manifestations of disruption of the general election behavior

1, violence, that is, voters, representatives and their staff to beat, tied up and other means of physical harm or disrupt the election venue, smashed election facilities to sabotage;

2, threatening means, that is, violence, destruction of property, expose the privacy of the reputations of the blackmail, voters, representatives and staff to implement the spirit of coercion to sabotage;

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3, deception, that is, fictitious facts, spreading, spreading rumors or concealment of the truth, in order to confuse the audience to interfere with the destruction;

4, bribery, that is, the use of money, property or other material benefits or even female sex to seduce, buy voters, delegates or relevant staff in order to carry out the destruction;

5, forgery of election documents, that is, the forgery of voter ID cards, ballot papers, candidate information, election documents to carry out the destruction;

5, forged election documents, that is, forged voter ID cards, ballot papers, candidate information, election documents and other information.

6. False reporting of the number of votes cast, i.e., under-reporting or under-reporting of the total number of votes cast, the number of votes in favor, the number of votes against, and the number of abstentions of voters and representatives;

7. Other means, such as tearing up of voters' lists and candidates' profiles, scribbling of insulting words and phrases on voters' lists, candidates' lists, and ballot papers; and writing insulting words and phrases to voters who disagree with one's own views. ; retaliation against voters and representatives who disagree with one's own opinion; and so on.

Expanded Information

Provisions of the Criminal Law

Article 256 In the election of deputies to the people's congresses at all levels and of leaders of state organs, anyone who, by means of violence, threat, deception, bribery, forgery of election documents, or misrepresentation of the number of votes cast in the election, disrupts the election or impedes the voters' and deputies' free exercise of the right to vote and the right to stand for election. right to stand for election, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, detention or deprivation of political rights.

Filing Criteria

According to the Provisions on the Criteria for Filing Cases Directly Accepted by the People's Procuratorates for Investigation (for Trial Implementation) issued and implemented by the Supreme People's Procuratorate on September 16, 1999 (1999.9.9 Gao Zaifa Xie Zi [1999] No. 2), a case shall be filed against a staff member of a state organ suspected of utilizing his or her official authority to carry out an unlawful search under one of the following circumstances:

A case shall be filed against a staff member of a state organ suspected of using his or her official authority to conduct an unlawful search. Filing a case:

1. Obstructing the free exercise of the right to vote and the right to stand for election by voters and deputies to the people's congresses at all levels by means of violence, threat, deception, or bribery, so as to prevent the election from proceeding normally or to render the results of the election untruthful;

2. Destroying, by means of violence, election venues or election equipment, so as to prevent the election from proceeding normally;

3. Falsifying election documents, and Misrepresentation of the number of votes in an election, producing untrue election results or forcibly announcing the invalidity of a legal election or the validity of an illegal election;

4. Gathering crowds of people to storm election venues or intentionally disrupting the order of the election venue, making it impossible for the election to be held.

5. Other serious cases.

From the above provisions, it can be seen that when the behavior of the perpetrator has the above circumstances, that is, they should be investigated for criminal responsibility.

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