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Two months before the nine-in-one general election at the end of the year, campaign headquarters of many candidates have been established. The campaign headquarters of He Xinchun, the Taichung mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was established on September 12, and the campaign headquarters of Jiang Qichen, the mayoral candidate of the Kuomintang, will be established on October 4.
Jiang Qichen's competition was established on October 4th, and it was rumored that the bald man and Yanzi would be on the same stage. (Photo taken from Jiang Qichen’s official website)
Two months before the nine-in-one general election at the end of the year, the campaign headquarters of KMT mayoral candidate Chiang Chi-chen will be established on October 4. Although the date has been confirmed, it remains to be seen what big names will come to support Chi-chen. It is understood that Chi-chen’s team may arrange for three people (Legislative President Han Kuo-yu, Taichung Mayor Lu Xiu-yan, and New Taipei City Mayor Hou You-yi) to support Chi-chen at the same time, showing his super popularity.
The voting has entered the countdown stage, and many candidates have established their campaign headquarters. The campaign headquarters of He Xinchun, the mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was already established on September 12, while Jiang Qichen, the mayoral candidate of the Kuomintang, was established on October 4, and there is only more than a month left before the voting day.
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In addition to the six KMT Taichung legislators Yang Qiong-ying, Yan Kuanheng, Huang Jianhao, Luo Tingwei, Liao Weixiang, and Huang Ren who are present that day, it is understood that Jiang Qichen will invite Legislative Yu Guoyu, New Taipei City Mayor Hou Youyi, and Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan, who are very close to him. The three people will share the stage, presenting the grand occasion of "bald man, swallow, man".
Since the chart released by Jiang Qichen only has a list of six legislators, the attendance list of the "Three Sons" has not yet been announced. However, the outside world has speculated that these three people will definitely attend. However, some people believe that Hu Zhiqiang, who has a very good relationship with Jiang Qichen and publicly supported Jiang Qichen in the KMT mayoral primary election eight years ago, should also attend.
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