
Judicial Reform Party candidate Zhang Jing proposed "three-in-one" governance and a "grievance compensation" of at least NT$3,000 every six months at a public political speech.
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The public political opinion presentation meeting for the 2026 Kaohsiung mayoral election was held at Qinglian TV Station. Each of the five mayoral candidates had two rounds of political opinion presentation time, with a total of 24 minutes per person. Zhang Jing is currently the chairman of the Judicial Reform Party and has served as a judge and prosecutor. She was chosen to speak first.
Zhang Jing emphasized that after being elected, expert Li Hongyuan will be invited to serve as the first deputy mayor. (Photo by reporter Li Huizhou)
The 2026 Kaohsiung mayoral election public political statement will be held at 2 pm today (14th). The first person to appear is Zhang Jing of the Judicial Reform Party. Regarding the issue of water control, he emphasized that after being elected, he will invite expert Li Hongyuan to serve as the first deputy mayor; at the same time, he will strive for the central government to repay the urban pollution source factory excise tax in proportion and issue a "grievance compensation" of at least 3,000 yuan to each citizen every six months.
The public political opinion presentation meeting for the Kaohsiung mayoral election was held at Qinglian TV Station. Each of the five mayoral candidates had two rounds of political opinion presentation time, with a total of 24 minutes per person. 70-year-old Zhang Jing was chosen to speak first. He is currently the chairman of the Judicial Reform Party and has served as a judge and prosecutor.
Zhang Jing said at the beginning, "Do you hate the Kuomintang and the Democratic Progressive Party? Have you voted with tears in the past?" There is no need to cry this time. He is the only mayor of the three irons. He proposed the political idea of "three gongs (Guan Gong, Bao Gong, Tudong) into one", representing the three governance aspects of "iron fist", "iron power" and "iron spring" respectively. He advocated the establishment of an inter-bureau "food safety committee" and the establishment of an integrity committee to severely punish corruption.
In terms of water resources and flood control, Zhang Jing advocates thoroughly solving Kaohsiung's flood problems and simultaneously stabilizing water supply for people's livelihood, industry and agriculture. She promised that if elected as mayor, she would invite expert Li Hongyuan to serve as the first deputy mayor.
In addition, in terms of interaction between people and the government, Zhang Jing advocated that the police should not arbitrarily use facilities such as horse traps and snake cages to block people and government agencies in Kaohsiung City, unless there is a major dangerous situation such as a riot.
Zhang Jing also said that she would strive for the central government to repay the excise tax of factories that are polluting sources in urban areas in proportion, and issue "grievance compensation" of at least 3,000 yuan to each citizen every six months.
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