
AI-generated summary
The end-of-year election campaign has entered the countdown stage, and politicians from all political parties are actively traveling to various places to support the selection of party candidates.
As the year-end election campaign enters its final countdown, former Chairman of the People's Party Ko Wenzhe made a special trip to Tainan today to accompany party candidates to sweep the streets and call for votes. When asked whether he would join hands with the KMT's Taipei mayoral candidate Chiang Wanan in the final stage, Blue and White would work together to sprint for the election. He responded, "Let it go." He also explained that his schedule is now arranged by the Central Party Committee, and "go wherever there is need."
Ko Wenzhe went to Yongkang today to accompany party member candidate Lin Naili to the dusk market to pray for votes. Along the way, he shook hands with vendors and people, asked for support, and made the final sprint.
Regarding whether to invite former deputy mayor Huang Shanshan to stand for Jiang Wanan to boost Lan Baihe's momentum, Ke Wenzhe pointed out that she had previously said that she wanted to take a break after leaving office. At this stage, she may be studying or doing her own thing, and she has not seen her for a long time.
As for whether he will share the stage with Chiang Wanan in the next campaign, Ke Wenzhe said that after all, the party has launched candidates for county mayors and parliamentarians. Everything will still prioritize the People's Party's schedule and fully support the election. Recently, most of the time has been spent in counties and cities outside Taipei.
Ke Wenzhe mentioned that his schedule has been arranged by the Organization Department of the Party Central Committee. He will go to Changhua tomorrow and Keelung the day after tomorrow. He has not been to Taipei recently.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ke Wenzhe will continue to assist in elections in other counties and cities in accordance with the arrangements of the Party Central Committee
Very likely · Within days

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