Tainan election countdown, 11/17 political opinion presentation meeting to compete for votes

As the Tainan election campaign draws to a close, the Tainan City Election Committee has arranged a public television political briefing for the public to review policies. (Photo by reporter Hong Ruiqin)

Tainan's mayoral and city councilor elections will go to the polls on November 28. The election is in the final countdown, and the candidates' political opinions will gradually be put to the test by voters. More than 1.56 million people voted in the mayoral election. The Tainan City Election Committee has arranged to hold a public TV political opinion conference from November 17th to 23rd.

It is initially estimated that there are more than 1.59 million people with the right to vote in the referendum, more than 1.56 million people in the mayoral election, more than 1.55 million people in the municipal councilor regional election, about 3,500 people in the flatland aboriginal election, about 4,000 people in the mountain aboriginal election, and about 1.55 million people in the district chief election. There are 1,563 polling stations.

The Nan City Election Committee stated that the public television political meeting will be held at the North District Wenyuan Wenchengyuan Miri Joint Activity Center. The four candidates for mayor will be televised live at 6:30 pm on the 17th and 20th. Each candidate will have 20 minutes to express their political opinions; 87 candidates for city councilors will participate and will be broadcast in a video format. The video content will be broadcast from the 19th to the 27th, and each session will be replayed three times to facilitate the public watching at different times to understand the political opinions of the candidates. People can watch it through Nanshi Cable TV Channel 3, or go to the "Tainan City Election Committee YouTube Channel" to watch related videos without time restrictions.

The Election Committee calls on political opinion presentations to be an important channel for candidates to explain their governance concepts and policies to voters. It is also an opportunity for voters to understand the candidates and rationally compare their political opinions. The public is welcome to actively watch, fully understand the candidates' propositions, and cast their sacred vote on November 28, the voting day.