More than half of the people on the island believe that Su Zhenchang's administrative team should resign and cannot be delayed until next year. (Photo source: Taiwan "China Times News Network")
China Taiwan Network, December 15th According to Taiwan's United Daily News, the pro-green think tank "Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" published a public opinion survey on whether Su Zhenchang's administrative team should resign after the 2022 election this morning. The results showed that 53.2% agreed to the total remarks, and 25% expressed the "strongly agreed" to the total remarks.
"Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" chairman You Yinglong said that the poll results conveyed a clear message, and more than half of the democratic expectations of Su Zhenchang's administrative team should resign at this time and should not be delayed until next year. At the same time, this discovery also reveals the expectations and requirements of the mainstream public opinion in Taiwan for the DPP authorities to quickly implement the political responsibility.
You Yinglong pointed out that the poll results also show that except for the supporters of the DPP, supporters of all other parties or neutral voters have shown a majority or majority of the total remarks that cannot be delayed until next year. Even DPP supporters have different opinions on this issue and there is no lack of consensus. (Editor/Li Ning Reviewed/Li Botao)
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