During elections, demons danced around, and "dramasters" appeared frequently, and records were often set. In terms of regional perspective, in terms of the election of chief and deputy leaders in Taiwan, New Taipei City has the largest number of electors, followed by Kaohsiung Ci

The upcoming elections for chief, deputy leaders and "legislators" in Taiwan are the top priority for Taiwan at the beginning of 2020. During elections, demons danced around, and "dramasters" appeared frequently, and records were often set.

Today, the editor has compiled a popular list of the 2020 Taiwan elections to see who can top the list and win a place among many topics in this group drama that is full of efforts to act together.

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"legislators" exploded, the most fierce fight in Kaohsiung

020 Taiwan elections included 412 "regional legislators" candidates, 10 "legislators" candidates in flat land ethnic minority "legislators" and 11 mountain ethnic minority "legislators" candidates, and there were 217 "legislators" candidates in "no district legislators" candidates, and the number of hit a record high.

A total of 19 political parties and political groups have proposed "legislators" to run for candidates, so the length of the party vote votes reached 76.5 cm, setting a new record. Among the "regional legislators", the most intense battle situation in is Kaohsiung City 3rd constituency (Nan Zi, Zuoying District ), with a total of 11 people participating in the election. However, local people's assessments are still mainly blue and green duels, with Liu Shifang, a DPP "legislator" who is seeking re-election, facing the Kuomintang's current "undistrict legislator" Huang Zhaoshun. In addition, Kinmen, Kaohsiung's 6th constituency (Sanmin District) and Taipei's 6th constituency (Da'an District) are registered with 10 people, and the competition is also quite fierce.

"People's Party" does not have district candidates

From the perspective of counties and cities, New Taipei City has the largest number of candidates , 12 seats should be selected, and 72 people compete.

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voters are also "aging". Those who win New Taipei win the world

This time, the number of elected chief and deputy leaders in Taiwan is 19311105, the number of elected "legislators" without districts is 19312105, and the number of elected "legislators" in regional "legislators" is 18806913. There are 17,232 polling stations in Taiwan, which is 1,346 more than the 2018 "nine-in-one" election, avoiding the chaos of "voting while voting". It is expected that the invoice will be completed at 10 pm on the voting day.

From a regional perspective, in terms of the election of chief and deputy leaders in Taiwan, the number of electors in New Taipei City is 3321459, followed by Kaohsiung City’s electors with 2299558, and Taipei fell below 2.17 million, more than 8,000 fewer than the last time.

If distributed by age group, ranks first among the age group aged 40 to 49, with a total of 3743492 , followed by 50 to 59 years old and 3632972. Compared with 2016, the age group with the highest growth rate of is voters 60 to 69 years old, with 532,587 more than in 2016.

In addition, the "first voters" (ages 20 to 23) in this "general election" are estimated to have 1.18 million people.

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Polls are covered with fog, and Cai Han has a 30-game

020 election can be regarded as the most bizarre and changeable "general election" in Taiwan's election history. One of the reasons is that Han Kuo-yu 1 called on supporters to answer "the only support for Tsai Ing-wen" when he received a poll call. First, to release "smoke bombs", and second, to avoid backwardness in the polls to hit the morale of Korean fans. In short, is an election for polls that "blocked" .

may be affected by the "blocking card". In the subsequent "election" poll data conducted by many units, Han Kuo-yu's gap behind Tsai Ing-wen has a tendency to widen. Until the midnight poll on December 31, the candidate support data released by various units were very strange. The gap between Tsai and Han even rose to 30%, which is the largest gap in history.

Taiwan "Popular Foundation" poll data

Whether Taiwan's poll data is reliable has always been criticized, and Taiwan's elections are known for being stalemate. Although it is unknown who will win, I believe this will not be a one-sided election.

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The night before the election was opened early, and the two records of north and south relay

Previous candidates for Taiwan's leaders generally only hold super-large campaigns one night before the voting day, but the situation this year is different.As the road rights on Kaidagran Avenue in Taipei were stolen by the green camp on the last night, the Kuomintang candidate Han Kuo-yu first held a million-person trend-making conference on Kaidao on the 9th, and fought early with the "Tsai Lai" Kaido Hall the next day, and became the first candidate in the history of Taiwan to hold a 2-day voting day to build momentum.

This afternoon, Kaidao's sensational crowd,

The finale of the "night before the election" was to stick to the south, calling on Korean fans to return to the "place where mayors win" in the Kaohsiung dream era, emphasizing that Han Kuo-yu was elected and attached importance to the development of the southern region, and also resolved the infamy of "the mayor who ran away". Such a form of relaying the north and south has also made Han Kuo-yu the first candidate to not build momentum in the north "before the election night".

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five times run for no one, the veterans in the political arena ended

This "general election" is the fifth time that the chairman of the People First Party of Song Chuyu can run for the election. No one in history can match , and it is unlikely that anyone will make it to in the future.

It is reported that Song Chuyu intended to use the People First Party to nominate candidates for the "general election" that the People First Party holds, and Song has to support Terry Gou or Ko Wen-je in exchange for maximizing the interests of the "legislator" election, but Ko Wen-je chose to form his own "People's Party", while Terry Gou decided to temporarily give up running for election in 2020, forcing Song to go on the battlefield again, and positioned this battle as his "final battle".

Looking at Song Chuyu's political path, what kind of records will be left in Taiwan's political arena and what kind of marks will be added to the memoirs, which will be announced this week.

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single list: This candidate's name is invincible. Among the candidates for "regional legislators" across Taiwan, Yan Mingwei, the youngest is Taipei's eighth constituency and "Taiwan's basic progress", is only 24 years old. The oldest is Su Qingyan, an independent member of the third constituency in New Taipei City, who is 81 years old this year. The longest name of

is the candidate for the non-party "legislator" of Chiayi City , "Huang Hongcheng, Taiwan Acheng, President of the World God of Wealth". Among the candidates for "legislator" of

, there are two people with the same name and surname. One is Li Zhong, a boy nominated by the Kuomintang's sixth constituency, and the other is Li Zhong, a candidate for the Taichung Municipal Legislator of the Labor Party of Taoyuan Fourth Constituency.

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