Vote-buying has been a notorious phenomenon at all levels of public officials elections in Taiwan. There are many factors associated with the causes of vote-buying.. This study starts by analyzing the causes of vote-buying in Taiwan from the following three dimensions: the relationship between the candidates and voters, the rules of electoral district, and local political factions. Then, the author argues that, compared to the multi-member district system, the single-member district system is more conductive to reducing vote-buying. Third, the connection between local political factions' supporting system and public officials' election has also been discussed. Finally, some solutions to ameliorating voting-buying phenomenon, such as wiping out corruption, investigating bribery, educating voters, and appropriate legislation, are suggested.