According to Taiwanese media reports, the "Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" released the latest poll on "Taiwan Democracy under the Threat of Plague and War" today (21st). Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen's popularity reached 47%, while 47% disapproved. 2. There is no obvious fluctuation compared with last month’s survey, but the public support rate has been lower than 50% for three consecutive months; in addition, for the governance performance of the “cabinet” led by “Executive President” Su Zhenchang, both 46% are satisfied and 46% are dissatisfied , and in terms of age group, more than half of the people aged 35 to 64 are dissatisfied with Su Zhenchang's governance performance.
According to the poll results, 13.8% strongly agree with Tsai Ing-wen's handling of major events in Taiwan, 33.5% moderately agree, 24.5% do not agree at all, 17.4% do not agree at all, and 10.8% have no opinion. Overall, 40% 7% basically agree and 42% disagree. Those who agree are 5.4 percentage points more likely than those who disagree.
"Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" Chairman You Yinglong said that Taiwanese people have obvious differences in their views on Tsai Ing-wen's leadership, including personnel and important policy actions. The gap between approval and disapproval is only 5 percentage points. Compared with last month , Tsai Ing-wen’s popularity has not fluctuated significantly. Looking at changes in Tsai Ing-wen’s reputation in the short to medium term, public support has been below 50% for three consecutive months, and the number of people who disapprove of Taiwan’s leader’s job performance has increased by 8.5% since March. percentage points, the overall situation is quite similar to that in May 2021.
You Yinglong said that Tsai Ing-wen’s continued decline in popularity is an important variable that affects the election process and results. Tsai Ing-wen’s high reputation, her response to hundreds of responses, and her joy from near and far will produce a powerful popular and grass-cutting effect, making her a trump card in the election process; Tsai Ing-wen Tsai Ing-wen’s reputation is low, voters are shy, and candidates from the same party are avoiding each other. The worst thing is that she is like a street rat, and everyone is shouting to beat her. With Tsai Ing-wen’s current public support rate of 47%, it is not too good, nor is it too bad. , it cannot be compared with the whole year of 2020, but it is much better than the miserable years of June 2018.
In addition, regarding the overall governance performance of the "cabinet" led by Su Zhenchang, 10.9% of the people said they were very satisfied, 35.5% were moderately satisfied, 22.1% were not very satisfied, 23.6% were not satisfied at all, 7.9% had no opinion, and 46% of the people were basically satisfied. 40% are satisfied and 46% are dissatisfied. You Yinglong said that Taiwanese people are half satisfied and half dissatisfied with the governance performance of the " cabinet ". The two sides have serious differences of opinion. Compared with last month, the public's reaction to Su Tseng-chang's overall governance performance is not much different.
In addition, according to the poll results, 32.6% of the people are most satisfied with the changes in the support of various political parties in Taiwan, 32.6% of the people are most satisfied with the Democratic Progressive Party, 17.9% of the Chinese Kuomintang, 11.6% of the Taiwan People's Party, 2.2% of the "Power of the Times", and 3.3% of the "Taiwan Foundation" , 1.1% other political parties combined, 30.6% do not support any political party in particular, and 0.8% do not know.
As for other small parties, You Yinglong said that the People's Party dropped 5.5 percentage points this month, falling back to its old position as the third largest party. This is likely due to the increasing overlap and overlap between Blue and White supporters. Due to the common degeneration; the support of "Taiwan Foundation Advance" lost 1/3, while the support of "Power of the Times" was cut in half, a decrease of 2.8 percentage points, already lagging behind "Taiwan Foundation Advance". (Editor: Fang Yanyan)
