Kaohsiung mayoral by-election has entered the countdown stage. DPP candidate Chen Chimai's election campaign director-general Zhao Tianlin pointed out in an interview that Tsai Ing-wen, Lai Ching-te and Su Zhenchang will appear to support Chen Chimai on the night before the election. Currently, the number of people who have signed up for the party has exceeded 30,000, which will be a blue and green battle.

Zhao Tianlin pointed out that people originally thought that the by-election situation would be colder, but the campaign headquarters found that the popularity of the election situation had already shown a "smile curve".
He said that the week before the election, from debates, topic offensive and defensive battles, and the rumor that former Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu may stand for the Kuomintang’s Li Meizhen on the night before the election, the number of people who signed up for the Green Camp from local fan clubs and industries before the election night for returns is quite astonishing, and it is currently estimated that more than 30,000 people may be.
Zhao Tianlin emphasized that Chen Chimai worked hard to sprint for the election, which is itself a catalyst. This election is to maximize the votes and hopes to surpass Han Kuo-yu's 939,090 votes removed.
In the pre-election night, Zhao Tianlin pointed out that the location is located in Fengshan , the 2020 "general election" Tsai Ing-wen Kaohsiung City election headquarters; on the pre-election night activities on the 14th, Tsai Ing-wen, Lai Ching-te, Su Zhenchang will appear one after another to support Chen Chi-mai.
In addition, in addition to the support of the DPP’s big names, the party’s public office also mobilized all their strength to sprint, including Taipei City Councilman Ruan Zhaoxiong who specially formed an orchestra and automatically signed up to perform warmly on the night before the election.
Zhao Tianlin said that the pre-election night held by Li Meizhen in Taiwan Candy Land in Mengshi is the largest since Li Meizhen ran for election, and the pre-election night on Friday will be the decisive battle between the blue and green.
Comprehensive Taiwan media reports