Presidential and Vice Presidential Election and Recall Act Article 14

When casting their vote, qualified voters shall present their national identification (ID) card to receive a ballot, unless otherwise specified.Qualified voters who have returned from a foreign country to exercise their right to vote shall receive a ballot by presenting their valid passport issued by the Republic of China.To receive a ballot, the qualified voter shall affix their signature, seal or fingerprint on the list of qualified voters. A fingerprint affixed by a voter on the said list shall be certified by the accompanying seals affixed by one administrator and one supervisor. If a person’s name is not on the list of qualified voters or their name is not identical to the name listed, that person shall not receive a ballot. However, if a discrepancy between the name on the said list and the name recorded on their national identification (ID) card is due to an obvious clerical error or a surname change related to marriage or divorce, the person shall receive the ballot once the matter is jointly verified by the chief administrator and the chief supervisor.After receiving a ballot, qualified voters shall cast their vote by themselves. However, voters who cannot cast their vote by themselves due to a disability, but who are able to express their will shall, upon their request, have a family member or companion accompany them to provide assistance or cast the vote on behalf of and according to the will of the voter. In the absence of a family member or companion and at the request of the voter, one administrator and one supervisor may together provide assistance or cast the vote on behalf of and according to the will of the voter.The Central Election Commission shall formulate regulations to prevent persons from casting multiple votes or impersonating a qualified voter.