He Xinchun promised early. Jiang Qichen and Lu Xiuyan both said that if they don’t win, there will be no health insurance subsidies for the elderly. Green batch: spreading rumors to urge votes.

The Democratic Progressive Party's Taichung mayoral candidate He Xinchun has publicly promised many times that if he takes office, he will continue to promote the elderly health insurance subsidy policy. The KMT's Taichung mayoral candidate Jiang Qichen and Taichung mayor Lu Xiuyan said at a rally party yesterday (6th), "If we don't win the election, Taichung will "There is no subsidy" and "will it be cut off again?" Lu Xiuyan asked voters to ask the Green Camp Democratic Representative why they did not support it; Taichung City Council Democratic Progressive Party Group Chairman Zhou Yonghong criticized the blatant rumors. He Xinchun had long promised to continue the elderly health insurance subsidy, "Don't use the benefits of the elders to urge votes."

When Jiang Qichen was campaigning in Shalu last night, he used the Executive Yuan's failure to countersign the elderly health insurance subsidy case, saying that "if the election is not won on November 28, there will be no subsidies in Taichung." Zhou Yonghong emphasized that He Xinchun has publicly promised to continue the elderly health insurance subsidy many times, but Jiang Qichen and Lan Ying tied the welfare of the elders to their election winning or losing. "He Xinchun said that the subsidies will continue, but Jiang Qichen said that if he does not win, there will be no subsidies. What is the basis?"

Zhou Yonghong pointed out that He Xinchun’s position on the elderly health insurance subsidy is clear and open, and he has publicly emphasized many times that the elderly health insurance subsidy will continue. As a mayoral candidate, Jiang Qichen should debate the actual policies proposed by his opponents and cannot ignore the public commitments and let the elders mistakenly believe that they will lose the subsidy if they become mayor.

He emphasized that the national law amendment must be clearly distinguished from Taichung City’s existing subsidy policy, and how could the elderly health insurance subsidy implemented by the city government’s budget become nothing if Jiang Qichen won the election? Elders are concerned about whether their health insurance premiums can continue to be subsidized. Candidates should provide correct information, and “don’t use election winning or losing to create unrest.”

Zhou Yonghong pointed out that the elderly health insurance subsidy comes from the public budget paid by citizens. Why does Jiang Qichen pretend that he can only receive it if he is elected? He Xinchun has already promised to continue it, and asked Jiang Qichen to stop "taking the elders' health insurance subsidy to press for votes."