Those who have received administrative punishments can be candidates for village cadres

A person who has been subject to administrative punishment may be a candidate for village cadre, as long as he has not been deprived of his political rights by law.

According to Article 13 of the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees, villagers who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, or period of residence; However, this excepts are made for persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law. Before the election of the villagers' committee, the following persons shall be registered and included in the list of villagers participating in the election:

1. Villagers whose household registration is in the village and live in the village;

2. Villagers whose household registration is in the village, who do not live in the village, and who have indicated that they will participate in the election;

3. Citizens whose household registration is not in the village, who have lived in the village for more than one year, who apply to participate in the election in person, and who have been approved by the villagers' meeting or the villagers' representative meeting to participate in the election.

Villagers who have already registered to participate in the election in the village where they are registered or where they live must not participate in the election of other villagers' committees.

No, no matter how good you do, as soon as you make a mistake, the organization will blacklist you.

Administrative detention is only a general public security administrative punishment. To put it simply, as long as there is no criminal record, it is possible to vote and be elected.

No way. I've experienced it myself. Even candidates can't.

Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees.

Article 13: Villagers who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election, regardless of ethnicity, race, sex, occupation, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, or period of residence; However, this excepts are made for persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law.

As long as they are not deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law, they have the right to vote and to stand for election.

Those who are deemed unqualified may not vote.

No, not eligible.

Can administrative punishment be elected secretary of the material branch?

Although those who have been administratively punished also have the right to vote and the right to be elected, the election of members of the two rural committees is to elect people who are highly respected, politically clean, and have no bad deeds, so the list of candidates for the election may have removed the personnel who have received administrative punishments. Strictly speaking, it is not legal.

1. From a legal point of view, as long as they are not deprived of their political rights, they have the right to choose and the right to be elected.

2. In actual work, often at the time of the election, the higher-level competent department or organ will have a political examination procedure for cadre candidates, and formulate conditions for political examination, so those who have violated the law (received administrative punishment) may be eliminated when they are the best of the best.

Every citizen in our country has the right to vote and the right to be elected, unless they are deprived of political rights, and the refusal to recognize administrative punishment does not affect the realization of the right to be elected, so strictly speaking, it is illegal, but the candidates for the election of village cadres are first meritorious, so they may be eliminated first and will not enter the ranks of candidates after receiving administrative punishment, but it will affect you but cannot restrict you from running.

It can be pointed out to participate, and the administrative punishment is not a criminal record.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Law on the Formation of Villagers' Committees Article 15: In the election of villagers' committees, the villagers who have registered to participate in the election shall directly nominate candidates.

When villagers nominate candidates, they shall proceed from the interests of all villagers, and recommend villagers who are law-abiding, have good conduct, are fair and upright, are enthusiastic about public welfare, and have a certain level of education and ability to work.

There should be more candidates than there should be.

The villagers' election and vacancy committee shall organize candidates to meet with the villagers, and the candidates will introduce their ideas for performing their duties and the questions raised by the villagers.

Yes, according to the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees, as long as a village cadre has not been subjected to criminal punishment, he or she can still participate in elections or continue to hold office.

Legal basis: Article 18 of the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committee Members shall terminate their duties if they are incapacitated or sentenced to criminal punishment.

Legal Analysis: A person who has been criminally punished can become a village cadre. However, after criminal punishment, although the party constitution and party discipline do not stipulate that the village secretary cannot be elected, in practice, it is basically impossible.

Where Party members are criminally prosecuted, the Party organization shall give Party discipline sanctions or organizational disposition in accordance with provisions. Usually, the party discipline is also very severe, so it is difficult to convince the public to be re-elected as the village secretary. Article 33 of the Regulations on Disciplinary Punishment of the Communist Party of China clearly stipulates:

Where Party members are criminally prosecuted in accordance with law, the Party organization shall give Party discipline sanctions or organizational disposition in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations on the basis of the effective judgments, rulings, and decisions of the judicial organs, as well as the facts, nature, and circumstances identified by them. Where Party members receive administrative punishments or administrative sanctions in accordance with law, and Party discipline responsibility shall be pursued, Party organizations may give Party discipline sanctions or organizational dispositions in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations on the basis of the facts, nature, and circumstances ascertained in the effective administrative punishment or administrative sanction decision. Party members who violate national laws, regulations, or the rules and regulations of enterprises, public institutions, or other social organizations are subject to other disciplinary sanctions; Where Party discipline responsibility shall be pursued, the Party organization is to give Party discipline sanctions or organizational disposition in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations after verifying the facts, nature, and circumstances ascertained by the relevant parties.

They can be village cadres, and as long as they have not been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law, and anyone has the right to vote and to be elected in accordance with the law, they can run for village cadres. To put it simply, if a person has not violated the criminal law, has been sentenced by a court to be deprived of political rights, or has not yet completed the execution of the judgment, after reaching the age of 18, anyone who lives in the village or whose household registration is in the village can participate in the election of village cadres.