
DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang stirred up the "ocean current", and Chiang Wanan responded to the election situation at the afternoon event
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The Taipei mayoral election is fiercely competitive, with candidates from various camps and representatives of the public releasing analyzes and comments on the election situation.
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan said he was cautious and fearful, walking on thin ice.
The Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang stirred up "ocean currents." KMT election auxiliaries said that it is a good thing for the DPP to manipulate ocean currents. The biggest danger for Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan is that the election situation is too stable and cannot arouse a sense of crisis. Shen Boyang also said in an interview this morning (26th) that Jiang Wanan’s election is really very stable. In an interview before attending the event in the afternoon, Jiang Wanan said that the current election is indeed very competitive and fierce. For him, "I am cautious, cautious, cautious, and walking on thin ice."
Jiang Wanan attended the Taipei City Business District Carnival in the afternoon and was asked about the effect of ocean currents. He said that the current election is indeed very competitive and also very fierce. For him, it means being cautious, cautious, cautious, and walking on thin ice.
Jiang Wanan appeals and hopes that all friends who support the Taipei City Government and the various municipal construction projects promoted by the "Taipei Team" in the past four years will support Taipei City's continued progress.
The media also asked about the analysis of Taipei City Councilor Qin Huizhu of the Kuomintang that Chiang Wanan could get 55% of the vote, but it would not exceed Ma Ying-jeou's "ceiling" in Taipei City. Jiang Wanan said that he and Sister Qin actually met in many activities, and they would exchange opinions and maintain communication. He will refer to analysis and data, and it is indeed very intense. He is wary, fearful, and walking on thin ice.

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The Taipei Cross-Strait Research Association released a poll on the Taipei mayoral election. Democratic Progressive Party candidate Shen Boyang said Chiang Wanan's election was solid, but Chiang responded with caution. KMT lawmaker Li Mingxian analyzed that the poll sample was greener than blue and the deviation was too large. He bluntly said that if it were credible, Matsuyama Nobuyoshi might be the only KMT legislator left.

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Suspicion spread over the nutritious lunch rolls at Jinhua Junior High School in Taipei City. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan launched a heavy attack on Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang and Assemblyman Jian Shupei on the 26th, criticizing the two for spreading their opinions without verification, pointing out that this was creating panic, selling fear and cognitive warfare.

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