According to Taiwanese media reports, the Taipei City Third District by-election will be held on January 8 next year. The Democratic Progressive Party candidate Wu Yinong’s campaign headquarters released a poll today saying that his support is 40.3%, while the Chinese Kuomintang

China Taiwan Net, December 28 According to Taiwanese media reports, the Taipei City Third District by-election will be held on January 8 next year. The campaign headquarters of the Democratic Progressive Party candidate Wu Yinong released a poll today saying that his support is 40.3%, while the Chinese Kuomintang candidate Wang Hongwei has 42.2%, with a gap of 1.9% between the two sides.

According to the poll, Wu Yinong's support is 40.3%, Wang Hongwei's 42.2%, and 17.5% have no opinion. Among them, in Zhongshan District , Wu Xiao won by 0.3%, while in Beisongshan District 20, Wu fell behind by 6.2%. In terms of age support, Wu has a clear advantage between the ages of 20 and 49, but lags behind his opponents over the age of 50, but leads again over the age of 70.

Regarding the support of political parties, the support of both camps is highly concentrated. Regarding the support of People's Party supporters, Wu Yinong has 33.4% and Wang Hongwei has 44.9%. (Editor/Zhang Ling Reviewer/Li Botao)