Public officials Election And Recall Act Article 31

Persons who are registered as a candidate shall not be permitted to withdraw their registration.Political parties that recommend candidates for regional legislators, indigenous legislators or local public office may, during the period designated for registration, withdraw the recommendation letter affixed with the seal granted to the political party by the central competent authority by withdrawing the recommendation from the election commission that handled the original registration. Applications submitted after the period designated for registration shall not be accepted.A political party may, during the period designated for registration, withdraw or submit an application to amend the list of candidates registered for the election for legislators at-large and legislators residing overseas affixed with the seal granted to the political party by the central competent authority to the election commission that handled the original registration. Applications submitted after the period designated for registration shall not be accepted. For changes to lists of candidates, including changes to the number of candidates, personnel changes, adjustments to candidate rankings, or the addition of new candidates, political parties shall submit the required documents, forms, and deposits in accordance with relevant provisions.If a person registers as a candidate in an electoral district, then moves out of that electoral district, it shall not affect their eligibility as a candidate, and the person shall also cast their vote at the polling station for the location of the original domicile.