
DPP Kaohsiung City Councilor Third District candidate Lin Zhicheng is seeking re-election. Today he and Lai Ruilong established a joint campaign headquarters, with more than 5,000 enthusiastic supporters at the scene.
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DPP Kaohsiung City Councilor Third District candidate Lin Zhicheng is seeking re-election and established a joint campaign headquarters with Lai Ruilong in Gangshan River Park.
Democratic Progressive Party Kaohsiung City Councilor Third District candidate Lin Zhicheng is seeking re-election and today established a joint campaign headquarters with Lai Ruilong. (Photo by reporter Su Funan)
Democratic Progressive Party Kaohsiung City Councilor Third District candidate Lin Zhicheng is seeking re-election. Today he and mayoral candidate Lai Ruilong established a joint campaign headquarters. More than 5,000 enthusiastic supporters supported the event. Mayor Chen Qimai and other party figures came to the stage to help, calling on supporters to vote with all their strength and never split votes.
The founding meeting of the Joint Campaign Headquarters of Lin Zhicheng and Lai Ruilong was held lively this morning at Gangshan River Park. The scene was huge. In addition to Chen Qimai’s personal support, legislators Qiu Yiying, Huang Jie, Wang Dingyu, Qiu Zhiwei, Deputy Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party He Bowen, Gao City Council Chairman and Deputy Speakers Kang Yucheng, Zeng Junjie, Legislative Yuan Honorary Advisor Zhao Tianlin and others also came to support.
Chen Qimai certified that Lin Zhicheng is the most serious and professional councilor. He once served as his assistant. He performed well in the council and actively sought funds for local construction. He forward-lookingly proposed the policy of extending the MRT Purple Line to the Marina Line, and upgrading the Qiaotou Sports Center and Qiaotou Administrative Center. The city government fully supported it. Chen Qimai asked the folks to "cherish the flowers and pots" and be sure to vote for them. Don't split votes.
Lai Ruilong said that Lin Zhicheng has invested a lot of effort in the local area and his service achievements have been highly recognized. However, he will definitely be elected if he does not take the election seriously. Especially with the recent decline in polls and the fierce competition in the constituencies, the seats that everyone thought were stable may also change due to the scattered votes. He reminded that Lin Chih-cheng's seat was not as safe as imagined, and the vote-sharing issue should not be ignored. Everyone must concentrate their votes to protect Lin Chih-cheng, who is the most serious, and continue to work hard in the parliament.
Qiu Zhiwei said that Lin Zhicheng was his "brother who worked hard together." The two served the villagers together in the Dagangshan area, jointly explored policies such as the Shengsen Industrial Park, the establishment of the drone industry in Gangshan, and the northern extension of the MRT Purple Line to the sea. They called on supporters to gather votes for Lin Zhicheng to be re-elected smoothly.
More than 5,000 enthusiastic supporters were present to support the event. (Photo by reporter Su Funan)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lin Zhicheng will continue to carry out local vote-seeking and vote-fixing operations
Very likely · Within weeks

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