
The Central Committee of the Kuomintang held a press conference in Changhua, saying "AI is coming to power and nuclear energy is the only way to have electricity".
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The Kuomintang Central Changchun Touyun joint campaign was held in Yuanlin, Changhua, focusing on the nuclear energy referendum issue.
People’s Party Secretary-General Zhou Yuxiu (fifth from right) led the People’s Party cadres and candidates to raise their arms and shout. (Photo by reporter Zhang Congqiu)
Referendum tied to general election! The Kuomintang's Central Changchang Investment Group said "AI is coming to power and nuclear energy is the only way to have electricity." The central field of the referendum campaign took the lead in Yuanlin City, Changhua County this afternoon (17). Secretary-General of the People's Party Zhou Yuxiu, Changhua County Party Committee Chairman Wen Zongyu, Legislator Wang Anxiang, County Councilor Zhang Xueru, and the People's Party nominated county councilors and representative candidates stood to help, announcing the blue-white cooperation election campaign. Zhou Yuxiu said that Blue and White united in the central government to support the nuclear energy referendum in order to use people's livelihood issues to unite opposition forces and work together to win votes.
The campaign was held at the Yuanlinyuan Ecological Detention Pond Park in Yuanlin City. The weather was sunny and the temperature was high today. Under the mobilization call, there was a large crowd of people at the scene. Slogans such as "Blue and White unite, win to a great victory", "Changhua unites, Taiwan will definitely win" were shouted loudly.
Zhou Yuxiu, the assistant speaker on the stage, said that the action is here to unite Blue and White, which is to call on everyone to vote for the referendum on restarting nuclear energy on November 28, vote for Wei Pingzheng, the candidate for Changhua County Magistrate, and the county councilors and representative candidates nominated by the People's Party. This can be a "home run" for the Kuomintang to continue to be in power in Changhua, and for the People's Party to expand its parliamentary seat territory.
The Kuomintang's joint campaign in four counties and cities in central Zhangtouyun was held in Yuanlin City this afternoon. Supporters showed up to support the campaign under the bright sun. (Photo by reporter Zhang Congqiu)
The Kuomintang's joint campaign in four counties and cities in central Zhangtouyun was held in Yuanlin City this afternoon. People held umbrellas to block the sun and showed their support. (Photo by reporter Zhang Congqiu)
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A referendum on restarting nuclear energy will be held on November 28
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