Lianhe Daily poll leads Li Sichuan by 3%. Su Qiaohui shares his vision: 900 days of hard work is recognized

With 19 days to go until the end of the year election, the "United Daily News" released a poll today (9th) showing that the DPP's New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui received 42% of the support, leading the KMT candidate Li Sichuan's 39%. Su Qiaohui said in an interview this morning that this means that the 900 days of hard work and the attitude of discussing policies and visions have been recognized by more and more people. In the future, cultural tourism and local vision will be combined to make New Taipei City a happy and diverse place to live and work.

Su Qiaohui went to Bali today to attend the Thirteen Lines Cultural Collection Space and the Prehistoric Settlement Technology Reproduction Project. When asked by the media, "Lianhe Daily" is 3 percentage points ahead of his opponent Li Sichuan in the polls. Is he confident that he can win the election in the final stage? Su Qiaohui pointed out in the interview that more and more people seem to agree with the achievements in the past 900 days, and more and more people have gathered in the team. Even the poll numbers seem to be positive. She is very grateful. This means that the attitude of talking about policies and visions is recognized by more and more people.

Su Qiaohui said that she is very grateful to the 36 New Taipei team members (city council candidates) this time, such as Councilor Zheng Yuen, for their ordinary efforts and achievements in the North Coast, as well as their attitude of discussing the future vision of the North Coast, so that the team can win local recognition. In addition to continuing to maintain this attitude, the team has also created more online and offline activities. Yesterday's street sweeping by the team was not only lively at the physical site, but the online live broadcast was also well received. Then there will be a Creator Night on November 11. I believe that in the future, under her leadership, New Taipei City will not only be able to live and work in peace and contentment, but also be diverse and exciting.

Talking about the construction of local culture, Su Qiaohui said that Bali is an important base for Taiwan's archaeology. Archaeological relics in New Taipei can even be traced back to 6,000 years ago. The projects are very diverse from farming, pottery, iron-making to maritime trade. The Thirteen Hangs Museum retains Taiwan's iron-making technology from prehistoric times and is the first archaeological museum in Taiwan, making New Taipei people proud.

Su Qiaohui said that today she is very grateful to Minister of Culture Li Yuan for bringing 300 million yuan of resources from the Ministry of Culture to enrich the plan of recreating prehistoric historical cultural relics space. In the future, we will promote digital exploration, build new collection equipment, and upgrade software and hardware to allow more adults and children to get close to and understand Taiwan's history and appreciate the scenery of Bali. She hopes to start from the museum and once again polish up the Bali Left Bank. At the same time, combined with the Crown Project to be launched in the future, she will connect the North Coast to create a rich one-day itinerary that includes visiting Thirteen Lines during the day, experiencing water recreation and trail snacks on the Left Bank in the afternoon, and enjoying delicious food in the evening.

The Lianhe Daily News survey on the New Taipei City mayoral election was conducted from November 1 to 7. It successfully interviewed 1,114 adults registered in New Taipei City, and 261 people refused to be interviewed. At the 95% confidence level, the sampling error was within plus or minus 3.0 percentage points. The survey uses New Taipei City's residential and mobile phone dual-telephone records as the parent population for random sampling. It improves the shortcomings of traditional local phone sampling by adding samples of mobile phone users who cannot be reached by local calls. It is weighted according to the gender and age structure of voters registered in New Taipei City who are over 20 years old. The source of the survey funding is Lianhe Bao.