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As the election draws to a close, candidates for Tainan mayor and council members are actively launching auxiliary elections and canvassing activities.
Tainan mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party Chen Tingfei rushed to 4 events in 2 hours to support the party's parliamentary candidates.
As the election comes to a close, Democratic Progressive Party Tainan mayoral candidate Chen Tingfei attended the party's parliamentary candidate campaign non-stop this afternoon. She rushed to four events in two hours from the city to Xibei, traveling about 150 kilometers back and forth. The hen and her chicks sprinted for the election.
As soon as Chen Tingfei finished her public activities in the afternoon, she immediately assisted the election intensively. She started from the city and went to Xinhua Baosheng Emperor Temple at 3 pm to help speak at the campaign unity meeting of the fifth district parliamentary candidate Yu Jiaqing. Then she rushed to Anping District to attend the ninth district parliamentary meeting. Candidate Lu Weiyin held a music carnival, then moved to Minghe Park in the Southern District to attend the parent-child children's concert held by the 9th District Councilor candidate Li Qiwei. In the evening, he went north to Changshengying District, Xinying District to set up a campaign headquarters platform for the 1st District Councilor candidate Wang Xuanmao.
Chen Tingfei rushed to 4 shows in 2 hours without resting in between. She drove about 150 kilometers and continued to run stalls in the evening to sprint for the election. She said that at the last moment, no matter what the polls said, she could not relax. In addition to her bicycle trip to collect votes, she also hoped that through a series of auxiliary elections, she would call on villagers to help canvass and count votes to achieve the three major missions of becoming the first female mayor in Tainan, ranking first in the country in voting rate, and hitting home runs for congressmen.
Chen Tingfei reminded supporters that high support does not mean the number of votes. They must vote and "it will only count if there is an overtime." Don't be careless or negligent, otherwise you will regret it. The votes of the folks are also the most powerful backing for her and the Democratic Progressive Party members to work together to create a better vision for Tainan.
Tainan mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party Chen Tingfei went all out to support the party's parliamentary candidates. She presented flowers to young fans and took photos happily.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Chen Tingfei will continue to run stalls to sprint for the election
Very likely · Within days

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