In response to the announcement of his candidacy for the county magistrate position, Lai Kuncheng said, "The party should set up a nomination group. No matter what, you must express your wishes before the primary election." He also said casually, "It can't be the same person all

In the 2022 Taitung County Magistrate election, former "legislator" Lai Kuncheng announced on Facebook at 11:11 on the 11th, "This time, it's me! The proposed candidate for Taitung County Magistrate", officially announcing his investment. Taitung County Magistrate election, and the current "legislator" Liu Chuhao, who has repeatedly represented the Democratic Progressive Party in the county magistrate election, has not yet responded.

In response to the announcement of his candidacy for the county magistrate position, Lai Kuncheng said, "The party should set up a nomination group. No matter what, you must always express your wishes before the primary election." He also said informally, "It cannot always be the same person. Well".

Lai Kuncheng posted a picture of his personal doll on Facebook at noon today. The title read, "This time it’s me, the proposed candidate for Taitung County Mayor." I am not tall and I am very close to this land. The ears are at the height of your mouth. They can easily listen to your voice, understand your understanding, and understand your understanding.

Lai Kuncheng said that he had contacted Liu Chuhao about running for the election, but Liu Chuhao could not read back. He believed that "if running for election is a responsibility," Liu Chuhao has shouldered it so many times, "this time the responsibility falls on me." "Come and take the responsibility." He did his part and was absolutely brave enough to take on the responsibility.

According to Taiwanese media reports, it is rumored that Liu Chuhao and Lai Kuncheng drifted apart after competing for the county magistrate by-election in 2006, and the Democratic Progressive Party split as a result, both lost. In 2009, Liu Chuhao lost to Huang Jianting in the county magistrate election again. In the 2010 "legislator" by-election, Lai Kuncheng was recruited by the DPP to be a "legislator" and won the Taitung "legislator" seat for the DPP for the first time, which was also a record for him. Although he was at the peak of his political career, he lost to Liu Dahao in the 2011 primary election for "legislator" within the party. The Yuliang complex between the two is still difficult to resolve.