
Among people who will definitely vote, Su Qiaohui’s support reached 55.5%, leading Li Sichuan by 21.0%
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Mirror News commissioned Dadi Public Opinion Research Company to conduct a New Taipei City mayoral poll from November 1 to 2, 2026. People with registered residence in New Taipei City and over the age of 20 were interviewed. They used local telephone interviews and selected phone numbers according to the population ratio of each administrative district in New Taipei City. , a total of 1,087 valid samples were completed. At the 95% confidence level, the sampling error was plus or minus 2.97 percentage points. The weighting method was based on the latest demographic data of the Ministry of Interior, taking into account gender, age, education level and administrative region for multiple repeated weightings.
"Mirror News" announced the latest New Taipei City mayoral poll today. DPP candidate Su Qiaohui leads the KMT candidate Li Sichuan by 47.7%, with a lead of 14.9%. Among those who will definitely vote, Su also leads Li Sichuan by 55.5% and 34.5%. Liu Fangyu, spokesman for Su Qiaohui's campaign headquarters, said that this proves that Su Qiaohui has always adhered to a positive and sunny campaign direction and has been recognized by most New Taipei citizens.
Liu Fangyu pointed out that after Su Qiaohui took the lead in many polls, the opponent's camp from top to bottom, from the chairman to the candidates to campaign cadres, continued to make negative attacks at press conferences or events. However, Su Qiaohui always insisted on a positive and sunny election. She not only talked about visions in various speeches and did not make attacks, but also hoped that the campaign team would spend all their energy on formulating policies and using creativity to make the campaign more interesting and attract more citizens to participate.
She said that this poll also showed that 55.5% of the people who will definitely vote support Su Qiaohui and 34.5% support Li Sichuan. Su Qiaohui’s support is 21.0% higher than Li Sichuan. Obviously, the people who support Su Qiaohui are more enthusiastic and are very enthusiastic about Su Qiaohui’s performance. There is a stronger recognition of political vision, creativity and vitality. "Not only did Li Sichuan often outsource his political views, but his professional design during the Beijing Municipal Government was also questioned due to the leakage of the Dome and the delay of sky-high-priced parasols. It is not surprising that the gap between the two sides is getting wider and wider."
Liu Fangyu emphasized that with the remaining 23 days of the election, Su Qiaohui's team will seize the time and continue to report our political opinions throughout New Taipei City, so that more citizens will know that Su Qiaohui is a mayor candidate who is more coordinated, more creative, and more capable of caring for citizens. She hopes that citizens will give Su Qiaohui a chance to lead New Taipei to usher in a new era.
The polling company is Dadi Public Opinion Research Co., Ltd., and the moderator is Weng Shaohuan, general manager of Dadi Public Opinion Research Company. The entrusting unit and funding source are Mirror News. The survey was conducted from November 1 to 2, 2026. The interview targets were people with registered residence in New Taipei City and over the age of 20. Local telephone interviews were used, and telephone numbers were selected according to the population ratio of each administrative district in New Taipei City. A total of 1,087 valid samples were completed. At the 95% confidence level, the sampling error was plus or minus 2.97 percentage points. The weighting method is based on the latest demographic data of the Ministry of Interior, taking into account gender, age, education level and administrative region for multiple repeated weightings.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Su Qiaohui's campaign team will continue to report political opinions throughout New Taipei in the remaining 23 days to win the support of more voters
Very likely · Within days
Li Sichuan's controversial political performance may continue to be questioned
Likely · Within days

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