Local elections in Taiwan
Local elections in Taiwan, also known as Nine-in-One Elections since 2014, are held to elect local officials and councilors in Taiwan. The election is typically held in the middle of a presidential term.
Types
Elections are held to elect:| Executive government | Legislature |
| Mayors of special municipalities | Councillors in municipal councils |
| Magistrates of counties and mayors of cities | Councillors in county and city councils |
| Mayors of townships and cities | Representatives in township/city councils |
| Chief administrators of mountain indigenous districts | Representatives in mountain indigenous district councils |
| Village chiefs |
Since 2014, local elections have been unified to a single vote, typically in November, held once every four years. Mayors, magistrates, and chiefs are elected using first-past-the-post voting. Councillors and council representatives are elected using single non-transferable vote.
List of local elections
''Notes: Green refers to all eligible positions are up for election. Yellow refers to only some of the positions are up for election.''1945–present
The only election for the Governor of Taiwan Province was held on 3 December 1994.Source: