No idea what this means, but the opposition Kuomintang Party locked the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, out of a committee room and passed the recent push to change Taiwan's recall law
The law is a "queen of the hill" which requires the pro-recall vote to top the amount of votes received in the official's original election. The Central Election Commission notes that Taiwan would be the only county with such a law. While I can't say about countries, Idaho has this law.
The current law which currently has a "absentee veto" requirement (25% must turnout for the recall to count),
No idea if that lock out counts or if this will just be rejected on the floor.
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