
The county magistrate’s political meeting will be held next Thursday morning, and 10 of the 14 constituencies will arrange political meeting for members of the assembly.
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Hsinchu County's year-end general election is approaching, and the County Election Committee has arranged for the public county magistrate and congressmen to give a televised political speech, which will be broadcast live through the local cable TV company. The county's 13 towns and cities, after Zhubei was divided into east and west districts for the first time, have a total of 14 electoral districts, including plains aboriginal and mountain aboriginal constituencies. This year, 68 candidates are vying for 37 seats.
The Hsinchu County Election Committee will hold a televised political statement by the county magistrate on the morning of next Thursday (19th). (Photo by reporter Huang Meizhu)
The end-of-year general election is approaching. Hsinchu County will hold a television political speech for the public county magistrate candidate from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. next Thursday (19th), which will be broadcast live through the local cable TV company. Therefore, for the sake of order at the scene, ordinary people are not allowed to attend at will to avoid interference. As for the other eight county councilors’ political opinions presentation conferences, they are scheduled to be held from next Wednesday (18th) to the 25th. The first ones are the candidates for county councilors in the West District of Zhubei City, where the 1st District is located.
The Hsinchu County Election Committee stated that the county's 13 towns and cities, after Zhubei was divided into east and west districts for the first time, have a total of 14 electoral districts, including plains aboriginal and mountain aboriginal constituencies. This year, 68 candidates are competing for 37 seats. Among them, the 12th constituency is the flatland aboriginal constituency of the county; the 13th and 14th are the mountain aboriginal constituencies, each dominated by Jianshi and Wufeng.
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The constituencies that will not hold political opinion presentations this time are: 6th (Xinpu), 7th (Hengshan Jianshi), 8th (Xionglin), 10th (Baoshan), 11th (Beipu Emei), and 12th (Pingyuan) constituencies.
Other constituencies that will host political meetings are as follows in order of appearance time:
Constituency 1 (Zhubei West District), from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. on Wednesday, the 18th, at the Baidili Assembly Hall in Zhubei City.
Constituency 9 (Wufeng, Zhudong), 2 to 5 pm on Thursday, 19th, at Zhudong Opera Park (Gongyi Building).
In the 3rd (Hukou) Constituency, from 9 am to 12 am on the 20th (Friday), the Xian Sheng Temple will be held in Hukou, Xinan, Hsinchu County, Taiwan Province.
4th (Xinfeng) Constituency, 20 to 5 pm on Friday, 20th, at Yuanshan Activity Center.
Constituency 2 (Zhubei East District), from 9 am to 5 pm on the 21st (Saturday), at the Dongpingli Assembly Hall.
5th (Kuanxi) Constituency, from 10 am to 12 am on the 23rd (Monday), at the longevity hall in Guanxi Town.
The 13th (Jianshi et al. Shanyuan) constituency will be held at the Jianshi Township Aboriginal Cultural Center in Hsinchu County from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. on Tuesday, the 24th.
Constituency 12 (Wufeng et al. Shanyuan), from 10 am to 12 am on Wednesday, the 25th, at the Wufeng Township Multifunctional Gymnasium. #
As the general election approaches, public political meetings for the county magistrate and congressmen in Hsinchu County will also begin next Wednesday. (File photo, taken by reporter Huang Meizhu)
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