Fierce battle between mayors of Taichung: He Xinchun: One person can get 5 more votes to make Dali the mayor

The Taichung mayoral election saw a fierce battle between Democratic Progressive Party candidate He Xinchun and KMT candidate Jiang Qichen. Today, He Xinchun attended the inauguration meeting of the Dali campaign headquarters of Li Tiansheng, the city councilor candidate for Dali and Wufeng Districts. Thousands of supporters crowded the venue. He Xinchun criticized the Dali Joint Administrative Center, which has been built for 8 years and is still a weed. He asked everyone to get 5 more votes to pass, so that Dali can create a new district with a mayor.

He Xinchun said that she is the daughter of a native of Dali. She has served as a legislator for three and four terms. She is grateful to her fellow villagers for their support. She praises Councilor Li Tiansheng for being "born to do things" and has been operating at the grassroots level for more than 20 years. He hopes that everyone will give "He Xinchun 1 vote and Li Tiansheng 1 vote" to let his daughter and sister become the mayor. She said that after accepting the call, she traveled 625 miles across the city, but every time she returns to Dali, she feels particularly close.

He Xinchun emphasized that Dali needs a mayor to create a new Dali and a new district for everyone. So far, not even 1 centimeter of the MRT Blue Line has been seen. The Executive Yuan has agreed to the feasibility assessment of the MRT Orange Line, which is to approve it. The next step is comprehensive planning and detailed design. After taking office, he will push it "tight! Tight! Tight!" to extend the MRT Blue Line to Taiping and the Orange Line to Dali and Wufeng. Only then will Dali prosper.

He Xinchun emphasized that this time he has a chance to be elected mayor, and he will be able to pass as long as he is elected mayor and Li Tiansheng is elected as a member. Although he is the same party, he will not let go in the parliament. Li Tiansheng will supervise her in the parliament for her political opinions and make her do what she says.

Seeing thousands of supporters crowding the venue, He Xinchun said that she was grateful for everyone's enthusiasm and hoped that everyone would turn their enthusiasm into action. Now it is a tie, and one person can get another 5 votes (supporters in the audience shouted 10 votes). He Xinchun continued: "The more, the better." She stressed that when she went to Haixian and Mountain City, she met vendors from Dali, which gave her great encouragement. Please pull 5 votes every day, and if you get 100 votes in 20 days, we will pass.