According to Taiwan media reports on November 30 December 18 is the day of Taiwan's "four major referendums". Kuomintang City Councilor Hsieh Long-chieh announced today that he will collaborate with "Blue Committee" Chen Yixin to hold a "referendum" presentation at the Grand Guanyin Pavilion in Tainan City's North District on the 5th of next month. On that day, heavyweights such as Ma Ying-jeou, Zhu Lilun, Jiang Qichen and Zhao Shaokang will be invited to the venue to give presentations to strengthen publicity efforts.
Xie Longjie said that previous polls showed that many people still don’t know when to vote? They didn’t even know that there was a “referendum” and that the south was a key point in the decisive battle. Since the Tsai administration did not provide correct and sufficient information for the people to make correct judgments, he specially invited heavyweights from the blue camp to give lectures in Tainan. The purpose was to let the people make correct judgments and use their votes to protect themselves and the next generation.
He said that the people of Taiwan only expressed concerns about food safety and environmental protection policies, but they were turned into a duel between political parties by the Democratic Progressive Party. From Taiwan leaders to party workers, they launched a large-scale propaganda campaign across Taiwan and overwhelmingly used specious arguments. On December 18, a "referendum" must be used to tell the DPP authorities what the will of the people is.
Xie Longjie pointed out that the "four major referendums" are restarting nuclear four , anti-Lai pig, "referendum tied to the general election", and protecting algae reefs. As long as you are over 18 years old, have not been declared a guardian, and have continued to live in various municipalities, counties and cities for more than 6 months, you are qualified to vote in the "referendum". The preliminary estimate of the number of people with voting rights this year is 19.882378. The passing threshold is about 4.98 million votes. The number of valid yes votes is more than the no votes, and the valid yes votes reach more than 1/4 of the total number of voting rights. The vote is the key vote.
