Is it illegal to post a pledge to elect a village chief?

Whether or not the act of posting the pledge for the election of the village head is illegal depends on the content of the pledge, and the pledge for the election of the village head posted in the title is not illegal.

With reference to Article 17 of the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees, those who are elected as members of villagers' committees by improper means such as violence, threats, deception, bribery, forgery of ballots, or false reporting of election votes shall be invalid.

Villagers have the right to report to the people's congress and the people** of the township, ethnic township, or township, or to the standing committee of the people's congress at the county level and the people** and their relevant competent departments by improper means such as violence, threats, deception, bribery, forgery of ballots, or false reporting of the number of votes in the election, and the people's ** at the township or county level shall be responsible for investigating and handling it in accordance with law.

With reference to Article 11 of the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees, the chairman, deputy directors and members of villagers' committees are directly elected by the villagers. Members of villagers' committees must not be designated, appointed, or removed by any organization or individual.

The law does not clearly stipulate whether the posting is illegal, but first of all, it is necessary to ensure that the content of the commitment itself is not illegal.

A letter of undertaking is the intention of the promisor to fully agree to the offeror's offer, expressed in writing. Contracts are usually required to be concluded in writing, and the commitment must also be in writing.

There is no specific provision in the relevant legal provisions, but it is not illegal if the consent of the pledgee is obtained and the permission of the relevant authorities is obtained.

At the time of the general election of villagers' committees, such a public pledge is completely legal and advocated by the state, which can reflect the openness and transparency of the election campaign, and the content of the pledge is also to actively promote the process of rural democratization. Moreover, the content of the commitment reflects that this person has a strong ability to get rich and does practical things for the people, which is positive and positive. Therefore, this kind of commitment and this practice are in line with the law and are worth advocating and promoting

It is an open competition in a democratic election, with its own measures to govern and a concrete commitment to the collective and the people.

It's just not easy to achieve in reality.

On paper, I think it's a good letter of commitment, because he makes it clear to everyone what he will do when he is elected, and that he can tell what he will do in the future. It's worth advocating.

There is no legal requirement for this...

Summary. Hello dear, the promise of the candidate for the villager election is not legal. The law does not regulate the issue of pledges in elections.

In response to your question, I have two views: 1. The letter of commitment is not binding and does not have legal effect, but is only a form of election. 2. Commitment money, especially for voters, is even more undesirable and can easily be understood as disguised bribery.

If the candidate really wants to come up with the money, the villagers' committee can take care of the money, and the villagers' (villagers' representatives) meeting supervises it. <>

Hello dear, the promise of the candidate for the villager election is not legal. The law does not regulate the issue of pledges in elections. I have two views on the question you have raised:

1. The letter of commitment is not compulsory, and Tran Thi Tong does not have legal effect, but is only a way to campaign. 2. Commitment money, especially for voters, is even more undesirable and can easily be understood as disguised bribery. If the candidate really wants to come up with the money, the villagers' committee can take care of the money, and the villagers' (villagers' representatives) meeting will supervise it.

Before the election of the temporary head of the village, the candidate promised that the vote would be 200 yuan per vote for the election, and this election was valid.

Such an election is valid, but it is unreasonable.

Summary. If the commitment to governance is public, it is not illegal; It is illegal to promise to benefit only a few people, or if there is a monetary bribe.

Is it illegal to issue a large number of pledges when running for village chief?

If the commitment to governance is public, it is not illegal; It is illegal to promise to benefit only a few people, or if there is a monetary bribe.

It mainly depends on the content itself.

The content is fine.

That's fine. But some people say no.

Say that my country does not allow it.

The content should be strictly controlled, and don't say what you can't say.

I am a candidate.

Will it be disqualified.

Don't use threats, coercion, bribery, and other means, it's okay.

No. I heard that violations of organizational procedures are not allowed in our country.

1. Are you an agricultural resident of this village? If not, there is no right to a homestead land.

2. Although you are an agricultural resident of the village, you are not entitled to obtain the homestead if you do not meet the conditions for obtaining the homestead allocation.

Article 7 Rural villagers who meet one of the following conditions may apply for homesteads:

1) Where it is truly necessary to divide the household due to the marriage of children or other reasons, and there is a lack of homestead land;

2) Immigrants who settle down and become members of the collective economic organization and do not have homestead land;

3) It is necessary to relocate due to the occurrence or prevention of natural disasters, the implementation of village and market town planning, and the construction of township (town) village public facilities and public welfare undertakings.

Article 9 Rural villagers shall not be approved to use homestead land under any of the following circumstances:

1) Under the age of 18;

2) The area of the original homestead has reached the prescribed standard or can meet the needs of sub-households;

3) Selling or renting houses in the village.

Other governors can set fires, and your people can light lamps! Even if he is the emperor, he can't be untrustworthy!

It's hard to say a verbal agreement, but if there is an agreement, you can do what you promised.

1] First of all, it depends on whether the subject is qualified or not, if the production team is in the name of the village committee or the matters handled by the village committee are slippery and belong to the rights of the village committee, there should be the seal of the village committee, or the contract may be invalid or revocable.

2] Secondly, the content of the contract shall not violate the mandatory provisions of the state and violate public order and good customs, otherwise it will be invalid.

To sum up, if your contract meets the above two points, the contract is established and effective. . .

PS: It is recommended to be cautious regardless of what is still stamped with the official seal.