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There are 5 seats in Taichung City Councilor’s 4th District (Fengyuan, Houli). The People’s Party Lien Xiao Hua Dai personally contested, and the position of the People’s Party’s non-district legislator and party group chief Chen Qinglong has taken over.
At the end of the election, there are 5 seats in Taichung City Councilor District 4 (Fengyuan, Houli). The People's Party Lien Xiaohua has personally campaigned for the position. The position is currently held by Chen Qinglong, the People's Party's non-district legislator and party convenor. Today (14th), the founding chairman of the People's Party Ko Wenzhe personally accompanied Xiaohua's car sweeps. Chen Qinglong analyzed the election situation and frankly admitted that the two green camp seats are expected to pass, and Lian Xiaohua's election situation is in a hurry.
Chen Qinglong said that the candidates in the Central 4 constituency are very strong and it is the most difficult constituency. The DPP’s strategy in this district is correct. It adopts conservative nominations. The two basic DPP seats, Xie Zhizhong and Cai Yixuan, should be able to pass easily. The KMT maintains nominations for 3 seats in this district. Including two current Taichung City Councilors, Chen Bentian and Qiu Aishan, Lian Jiazhen stood out after the KMT primary election. All three are very strong. In addition, former city councilor Chao Kun, who has no party membership, is running for election. The People's First Party nominated Huang Chaoyuan. Almost all parties nominated in Bungo.
Chen Qinglong said that the People's Party tried its best to elect Lian Xiaohua, hoping that she would take over the baton and connect central and local services. The People's Party's goal is to establish a party group in the Taichung City Council.

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