Chen Shizhong, the Democratic Progressive Party’s candidate for mayor of Taipei, said today (15) that he will aim to obtain more than 50% of the votes. As soon as this remark came out, netizens laughed and said, “It should be 50% of the die-hard votes”, “Maybe 25% will not be obtained.”
In response to the outside world discussing the election of the Taipei mayor’s “three-legged governor”, he believed that the non-party candidate Huang Shanshan might absorb Chen Shizhong’s votes and make the Kuomintang candidate Jiang Wanan win the election. Chen said that he did not count the polls of the candidates. Increase or decrease, because we must aim at 50% of the votes, try our best to put forward the political opinions that can take into account all the citizens, and be backed by 50% of the public opinion, so that the municipal government will progress.
In this regard, netizens sarcastically expressed that “it should be 50% of the die-hard votes”, “maybe he won’t get 25%”, “does he know how many votes 50% is”, “he snickered when he got 25%. “I’m going to see how many votes this guy can get”, “20% is a high standard”, “50%? Don’t laugh at people”, “I want to get 50% of Yao Wenzhi’s votes”.
The nine-in-one general election has entered the countdown. On the 10th, Wu Zijia, chairman of the “Beautiful Island Electronic News”, provided three polls on the support of the main candidates for Taipei mayor in the online program “Chairman’s Lecture”, which are the internal polls of the Kuomintang: Jiang Wanan 33%, Chen Shizhong 25%, Huang Shanshan 19%; TVBS poll: Jiang Wanan 36%, Chen Shizhong 23%, Huang Shanshan 26%; Free Times poll: Jiang Wanan 22.92%, Chen Shizhong 30.13%, Huang Shanshan 20.52%; Wu Zijia also asserted that Taipei City A waiver is bound to happen.