is disqualified after he or she renounces his or her candidacy, dies, loses his or her eligibility for election or gives up or changes his or her party affiliation. <Amended on Apr. 6, 2018> (3) Anyone who is disqualified as a member of any political party according to Article 22 of the Political Parties Act shall be prohibited from becoming an eligible voter in the primary election. Article 57-3 (Primary Election Campaigns) (1) In a primary election that is held by party members with non-party members granted rights by the relevant political party to vote in such primary election, the competition campaign shall not be waged in ways other than that falling under any of the following subparagraphs: <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Feb. 29, 2012> 1. The way provided for in Article 60-3 (1) 1 or 2; 2. The way by which campaign material of one kind, which are prepared by any candidate in a primary election (hereafter in this Article referred to as "primary election campaign materials"), are distributed only once; 3. The way (including the way in which a candidate in a primary election installs and posts facilities, such as placard, necessary for the publicity of the candidate in a primary election at a place where speeches or debates are held as prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations) by which political parties hold joint stump speeches or joint debates indoors. (2) When any political party distributes primary election campaign materials and holds joint stump speeches or joint debates in the ways referred to in paragraph (1) 2 or 3, the political party shall make a report thereon to the competent constituency election commission. (3) Expenses incurred in waging any primary election campaign, in violation of paragraph (1) shall be deemed election expenses provided for in Article 119. (4) The preparation of primary election campaign materials referred to in paragraph (1) 2, the report referred to in paragraph (2) and other necessary matters shall be determined by the National Election Commission Regulations. Article 57-4 (Entrustment of Primary Election Management) (1) Political parties eligible for the distribution of subsidies according to Article 27 of the Political Funds Act may entrust management involving the primary election campaign, the voting and the vote counting from among their primary election management to the competent constituency election commission in charge of the relevant election. (2) Where the competent constituency election commission conducts management involving the voting and vote counting of the primary election according to the entrustment referred to in paragraph (1), expenses incurred therein shall be borne by the State: Provided, That allowances paid to voting observers and counting observers shall be borne by the relevant political parties. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008>