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根据法律规定,重选和另选是截然不同的两个概念。重选即重新选举。根据选举法规定,参加投票的选民(代表)不足全体选民(代表)的过半数,选举无效,或选举中所投的票数,多于投票人数致使选举无效,而重新投票选举祢为重选。另选即另行选举。根据选举法第四十一条规定:获得过半数选票的当选代表的人数少于应选代表的名额时,不足的名额另行选举。另行选举时,根据在第一次投票时得票多少的顺序,按照规定的差额比例,确定候选人。如果只选一人,候选人应为二人。细读法律规定,重选、另选泾渭分明,不易混淆。但笔者在近几年换届选举中发现,在特定情况下,两个概念被多次混淆。如某选区只有应选代表一名,候选人二名,投票结果均未获过半数票,无人当选。一些负责选举工作的人员就认为这属于选举不成功,应该重新投票选
According to the law, reelection and alternative are two completely different concepts. Re-election is to re-election. Under the Electoral Law, more than half of all voters (deputies) who cast their votes are not eligible for election, or more votes cast than those of the vote will invalidate the election and you will be re-elected. Alternative is another election. According to Article 41 of the Electoral Law, when the number of elected representatives obtaining more than half of the votes cast is less than the number of representatives to be elected, the insufficient places shall be elected separately. In the separate election, the candidates shall be determined according to the prescribed percentage of the difference according to the order of votes obtained in the first ballot. If you choose only one person, the candidate should be two. Read the law, re-election, the alternative is entirely different, not easily confused. However, in the general election held in recent years, I found that under certain circumstances, the two concepts were confused on many occasions. If there is only one deputable for election in a constituency and two candidates for election, none of the votes cast has passed the majority vote and no one is elected. Some people in charge of the election think this is an unsuccessful election and should be re-elected