Jiang Wanan, the Kuomintang mayor elected as a "legislator" of Zhongshan and Beisongshan before the election. The vacancies will be held on January 8 next year. There are only two days left before the registration for the election on December 2. The Democratic Progressive Party n

Korean Taipei mayor Jiang Wan'an resigned as a "legislator" of Zhongshan and Beisongshan before the election. The vacant will be held on January 8 next year. There are only two days left before the registration for the election on December 2. The Democratic Progressive Party nominated former chairman of the municipal party committee Wu Yinong, and the Kuomintang candidate is still difficult to bear.

Taipei City Councillor Wang Hongwei publicly stated on the 229th that he would not run for the election, but it is understood that the Party Central Committee’s reference poll on the “legislator” by-election has been completed. Wang Hongwei stands out and has a significant support leading other candidates by 2 digits. In order to consider the greatest chance of winning by-election, the top leaders of the Party Central Committee continue to work hard to communicate, with Wang Hongwei as the priority target.

Blue Camp Auxiliary Self-speaking person admitted that if Wang Hongwei insisted on not being elected, another strong general Taipei City Councillor Xu Qiaoxin could not be elected (the household registration is not in the "Legislator" constituency), and the Kuomintang would be forced to send non-strongest candidates to the battle. "This 'legislator' will probably be lost. Jiang Wanan just elected mayor, and the territory that he had been operating for many years fell. How could he feel!"

A key member of the Kuomintang revealed that the Kuomintang could not afford to lose this "legislator". Based on the consideration of the greatest chance of winning, the Party Central Committee still gave Wang Hongwei priority goal, hoping that she could take into account the overall situation and fight for the party. The voters in the Songshan Xinyi Blue Camp also knew that this was based on the needs of the Kuomintang, not her subjective efforts to run for the election. If she agreed to the Kuomintang's recruitment, I believe the voters would understand.

, the party affairs leader, couldn't help but point out that Wang Hongwei refused to choose on the grounds that she would be scolded and ran away. The logic was a bit confusing, because she wanted to choose a "legislator". Everyone knows that she had competed with the current "blue committee" Fei Hongtai in the party primary election. At that time, Wang Hongwei was still a city council member and did not hear any worries about being scolded and ran away. This time, if she refused to choose because she was afraid of being questioned by the outside world, the "legislator" in Beisongshan, Zhongshan, ended up falling into the hands of the green camp.

Then, the 2024 "Legislator" will be nominated in the middle of next year. Whether it is Songshan Xinyi or Zhongshan Beisongshan, are she not planning to choose? If you want to choose at that time, what is the legitimacy?

This party affairs officer is questioning. Wang Hongwei is worried that she will be said to be out of the way for election now. Then, will she be out of the way for election after being a member of parliament for more than half a year? This reason why she was scolded and could not choose will instead trap Wang Hongwei's space for future choice. On the other hand, Xu Qiaoxin, her strongest opponent in the Songshan Xinyi Constituency, has recently made a generous statement that she does not rule out the election of the 2024 "legislator". Fei Hongtai should be very happy to hear the reason why Wang Hongwei did not participate in the "by-election" of the legislator.

Because this is equivalent to telling potential competitors within the party, Wang Hongwei is worried about being questioned and does not intend to compete for "legislator" during her tenure as a member of parliament. Is this political effect really the result that Wang Hongwei wants?