China Business Network, June 2: According to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Kaohsiung mayor Han Kuo-yu is facing a recall crisis. Four days after the voting on June 6, the Korean camp has launched a "vote monitoring but not voting" to deal with the craze for the South Korean craze. In this regard, blue camp people revealed that the popularity of the South Korean strike has passed, and avoiding head-on encounters may be the key to the reversal. Whether Han Kuo-yu can pass the test safely will be within 30,000 votes in the end.
It is reported that in the golden weekend before the voting, the Korean camp maintained a low-key attitude. The senior executives of the Blue Camp revealed to Mirror Weekly that the highest point of the South Korean strike has passed, and the group of the South Korean strike is also worried that if the turnout rate is less than 30%, the removal case will be difficult. The current votes are around 570,000 votes. Whether it is passed may be within 30,000 votes.
Another local blue camp auxiliary candidate pointed out that the "Kaohsiung is cold and the other counties and cities are hot" in Kaohsiung. The discussion in the city is high, and the old counties and districts are relatively cold. After the heavy rain this time, Han Kuo-yu's performance in water control was confirmed, the Han Dynasty also cooled down significantly. Therefore, the result of the Han Dynasty may be hesitant and he believes that the Korean camp cannot make mistakes now, otherwise it may anger voters, and at the same time avoiding a head-on encounter with the Han Dynasty, which will be the key to the reversal.
Source: Huaxia Jingwei
