What should I do if individual cadres find excuses to deliberately make things difficult for voters when the industry Committee votes?

Industry committee election invoices, individual cadres to find excuses to deliberately make things difficult for voters, how to take the following measures:

1. Retain relevant evidence: including photos, audio and video during the election, as well as ballot papers, voter signatures and other related materials. These evidences can be used as the basis for subsequent complaints or appeals.

2. Contact with relevant departments or organizations: reflect problems to local neighborhood committees, property management offices, sub-district offices, civil affairs departments and other relevant departments or organizations, and ask them to come forward to coordinate and solve them. The problem of cadres making things difficult for voters can be reflected to higher-level organizations or discipline inspection departments.

3. Complaints: If there is any dispute about the election results, you can complain or appeal to the relevant departments or organizations. When making a complaint or appeal, you must provide sufficient evidence and materials, and make a complaint or appeal in accordance with relevant procedures.

4. Safeguard their rights and interests: During the election, individual cadres make excuses to deliberately make things difficult for voters, and voters can safeguard their rights and interests through legal means. For example, you can file a lawsuit with relevant departments or organizations and ask them to bear corresponding legal responsibilities.